Rockefeller Resigning Triggers Bid Talk In 1974 Race
Nelson Rockefeller resigns as New York governor after 19 years to join national commissions. Lt Gov Malcolm Wilson to become governor, sparking talk of a GOP bid for the presidency and a possible 1974 gubernatorial race as Perry Duryea weighs a run. Rockefeller denies seeking the presidency, citing service to the state and nation.
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Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Nanon
Rockefeller
Malcolm Wilson
Assembly
Perry B. Duryea
Duryea
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Montauk
Duryen
N.Y
Malcalny
Bavernor
Republicas
Wilson
Hegean
Connecticut Chairman Sees Rockefeller 1978 Bid Step
Hartford AP report notes Connecticut Republican Chairman Brian Gaffney saying Nelson Rockefeller could be a strong 1978 presidential candidate. Gaffney stressed his remarks were not an endorsement and described Rockefeller's resignation as a possible step toward a bid.
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Hartford
Brian Gaffney
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Gafiney
Two teens arrested at Gimbels on larceny charges
Two separate arrests on larceny charges were made at the Gimbels department store, 899 Broad Street, yesterday afternoon by store security. Doreen M. Anderson, 16, of 3245 Mill Plain Road, Fairfield, allegedly attempted to leave with two sweaters valued at 26 dollars. Emma Maria Benco, 18, of 87 Connecticut Jene, allegedly had a 2 dollar necklace in her handbag. Both were released on their own recognizance pending court arraignment.
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Broad Street
Doreen M. Anderson
Mill Plain Road
Fairfield
Emma Maria Bensco
Connecticut
Jene
Wilson and Rockefeller clash over budget and ethics in era
Political observers note a shift under a Wilson administration with more conservative fiscal and ecological stances compared to Rockefeller. The contrast spans personal style, wealth, and demeanor, alongside Wilson's Catholic beliefs and past in New York politics. Wilson, born 1914 in New York City, rose from patent attorney to Fordham Law graduate to New York State Assembly member and partner of Rockefeller. He is married to Katherine McCloskey with two married daughters.
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Sin
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Rockefeller- Wilson
Katherine McCloskey
New England Governors Blast Oil Firms Over Energy Crisis
Rhode Island Governor Noel and other New England leaders accuse oil companies of profiteering amid energy shortages. Maine Governor Curtis cites an impending 9 cent home heating oil rise costing residents 45 million, calling policy a government industry handout. The region seeks a regional energy strategy with state specialist funding totaling 1.2 million, while Congress critics urge Nixon administration action.
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Rilo
New England Governoors
Nixes
Rhode Island
Philip Noel
New England Regional Commission
Maine
Kenneth Curtis
Curtis
New England
Washington
Thomas Salmon
Vermont
Nook
Nixon
Woel Sai
New _ Raglan
Governors Curtis Salmon and Melchint Thomson to Attend National Governors Energy Meeting
New Hampshire governors Curtis Salmon and Melchint Thomson Jr. travel to Washington Thursday to meet with the energy and environment committee of the National Governors Conference, raising questions about the federal energy policy. Noel was elected state co chairman of the commission, replacing Say. Francis W. Sargent of Massachusetts. Thomas J. Meskill of Connecticut is named alternate state co chairman.
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Curtis, Salmon and
Melchint Thomson Jr
New Flampshire
Meskill
New England Governors Conference
Noe Noel
Contmission
Russell Merriman
Nixon
Thomas Salmon
Vermont
Envoys arrive in Geneva unsure of peace conference site
Diplomats head to Geneva for next week's Arab‑Israeli peace talks amid uncertainty about the exact venue. Officials say they know hotels and transport but not the conference site, with some pointing to the Geneva International Conference Centre as a possible location amidst shifting arrangements and sparse public details.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Hat
United Nations
Real Forecast Foretells Coldest January Day in England
Patrick Murphy's Weather Al manac for 138 claimed January 20 would be the coldest day of winter. It proved England's coldest in generations, marking Murphy's Winter as a harsh season.
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Patrick Murphy
England
Murphy
Accused Bank Robber's Home Is Burglarized
Detectives reported six burglaries yesterday including the home of Mrs. Dubuly at 150 North Bishop Avenue tied to Gerald Sukuly, held in $15,000 bail for the Dec 6 Barnum Avenue Bank theft. Stolen items include a typewriter, stereo accessories, groceries, cash, jewelry, two TVs, and other goods.
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Whemon Dubuly
North Bishop Avenue
Gerald Sukuly
Barnum Avenue
Lafayette Bank and Trust Company
Brratford Avenue
Aus
Master Craft
Claudia Alpert
Nancy
Edward Tolinski
Doreen Jariye
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