Supreme Court dismisses Moore appeal in West Virginia governor race
The U S Supreme Court without dissent ruled against Arch A Moore Jr appealing a West Virginia ruling that barred him from the May 11 GOP gubernatorial primary. Ballot already printed. Cecil Underwood favored to win the nomination with Ralph Albertazzie as contingency candidate. Moore faces federal trial over a $25 000 firm loan protest.
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Attorney Attacks Price Testimony in Moore Trial
In Charleston West Virginia on Thursday defense attorney Stanley Preiser questioned discrepancies between Theodore Price's grand jury statements and his trial testimony. Price admitted delivering twenty five thousand dollars to Governor Arch Moore in 1972 and said he cooperated with prosecutors to avoid longer sentencing.
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Kissinger cites campaign as brake on U S diplomacy
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said U S presidential campaigns slow major diplomatic moves but blamed Soviet actions in Angola for detente decline. He warned of surrogate military force and outlined aims for a new START treaty while planning an Africa trip to support black majority rule.
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Walters Leaves CIA After Surprise Resignation
Lt. Gen. Vernon Walters resigns as deputy director of the CIA amid investigations and White House confirmation that E. Henry Knoche will be nominated to replace him. Walters, 59, stays until Knoche is Senate-confirmed, with officials citing personal reasons and desire to allow Bush to choose his top aide.
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Dynamite Blast Injures 18 in Boston Probation Office
An anonymous caller warned of a bomb before a dynamite blast rocked the Boston courthouse corridor injuring 18. A 10 minute delay occurred before police were alerted as the blast hit the probation office near the second floor. One man lost a leg and officials tied the attack to ongoing racial tensions.
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Bicentennial Festival Kicks Off In Bluefield Today
Thousands in Bluefield and adjacent areas join the Greater Bluefield Bicentennial Festival with parades from Bluefield and Bluefield Virginia, 10 bands from multiple colleges, and events at City Park. Grand marshal is Howard Porter with other honors for Bullet Bill Dudley. Activities include a banquet, tennis, dances, a record hop, bluegrass, and a square dance.
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Ford Campaigns Deep into Indiana Georgia Road Trip
President Ford resumes campaigning heading for Indiana and Georgia to push a seven week sprint for the Republican nomination. He appears in Indianapolis Evansville and Atlanta as Udall argues FEC delays aid due to Congress gridlock. Carter gains Georgia primary support from the UAW while Church hints at an elec tion role if the fit is right.
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