Winners and Losers Report No Campaign Spending
Washington AP report shows winners and losers filing statements of zero spending for the November election while several major party candidates did not submit required post election reports. The federal law imposes filing deadlines, but loopholes let committees not directly controlled by candidates avoid disclosure, prompting minimal enforcement.
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Washington
Senate
Tate
George Murphy
R-Calif
William Cramer
R-Fla
Sam Grossman
D-Ari
New England
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
Edmund Muskie
Dmaine
John Pastore
D-R.1
Lowell Weicker
R-Conn
Thomas Dodd
Joseph Duffey
Connecticut
Josiah Spauling
Massachusetts
Justice Department
Will Wilson
Department
John Hushen
Parrot Causes Fire in Pasadena Apartment
In Pasadena a parrot named Quick, ill with a cold, sparked a blaze after chewing a light socket cord while a bulb warmed its cage. The fire damaged a cloth protecting a motorcycle. Parrot and another pet were affected by smoke but survived after Fire Chief T. William Heidner extinguished the blaze.
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Pasadena
Calif
Quick
T. William Heidner
Seven Die in Czech Train Smashup Near Prague
Prague area toll rises to seven dead as three-train collision injures several. CTK reports a locomotive plowed into a freight train, derailing cars onto an oncoming express from Budapest to Prague and West Berlin on the electrified main line.
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Prague
Rikonin
CTK
Budapest
West Berlin
Winchell to Resume Writing Column in Daily Mirror
AP reports Walter Winchell will restart his column at age, to run three times weekly in the Daily Mirror starting Jan 4. He previously wrote a Broadway column for 38 years in the former New York Mirror before it folded.
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New Daily Mirror
Winchell
New York Mirror
Ietana
Robert’ Farrell
Ew’ Mirror
Harold Stewart
Crewe
Phoenix
New
York
Businesses Hint Of Hiring More Women In 1971
A survey of 192 firms shows starting salaries for men up about 2 percent from 1970 while women's pay could rise about 4 percent. Women graduates face lower starting offers than men with similar training, and 120 firms that hired 1435 women in 1970 plan to hire 1612 in 1971.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
Frank Endicott
Endicott
Bate
Lucky the leechs dog back after theft in California
Larry and Faith Leech recount Luckys return after being stolen from their car in Redwood City California three weeks earlier. A dog matching Luckys description was found by Dorothy and William Trahan in Pacifica and recovered after the Leechs flew to California. The dog was injured and in shock but recognized his owners when they reunited.
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Reno
UPI
Larry
Faith Leech
Ricky
Lucky
Redwood City
Calif
Dorothy Trahan
Pacifica
Leech
Mrs. Leech
Trahans
Leeches
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