Nixon hints at re election with Agnew running mate
Nixon signaled a 1972 platform focused on peace abroad and economic stability at home. In a televised interview he said he would decide by January 14 on another term and may keep Agnew as running mate while pursuing troop withdrawals and controlled inflation.
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Wells withdraws from Kansas governor race
Garden City broadcast executive Robert Wells who resigned from the Federal Communications Commission and planned a bid for governor said on Sunday he will not seek the Republican nomination. He cited an uncertain heart condition and canceled four planned news conferences to announce his candidacy.
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Fires Claim Lives of 17
Seventeen people died in five fires Sunday and today including twelve children. Fatal blazes hit New York State, a Buffalo Pillsbury grain mill, a Kansas City home, and a Vista California house where five relatives perished. Rescue efforts and missing workers were reported in Buffalo with nine others hospitalized.
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Leisure ministry grows at lakes as church attendance shifts
Minsters look to lakes and parks to reach worshippers. Rev Thomas E. Arney details Texoma year growth from 3 000 in 1965 to over 21 000 in 1971 as non denominational services multiply across park sites. He oversees 17 services Sundays from Memorial Day to Labor Day with diverse church participation and Catholic presence slated for 1972.
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New Jersey Lottery Profits Near 60 Million in First Year
The New Jersey State Lottery, one year old, shows a about 44 million in direct profits with a possible 64.7 million first year windfall. Sales include 50 cent weekly tickets and 2.5 dollar specials. 30 percent funds education, 45 percent prizes, 20 percent operations, 5 percent agents commissions.
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Simple Rites For Chevalier
Maurice Chevalier will be buried after a simple private ceremony Wednesday in a Marnes La Coquette church vault beside his mother. The 83 year old entertainer died of heart failure after a kidney ailment. His nephew said the rites reflect his wish for no visitors and no body on view. President Pompidou praised his image of France and the French people’s affection for him.
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Airport expands parking to ease Dallas Fort Worth opening
Arlington officials say the new Dallas Fort Worth Airport will open in mid 1973 with more than 17 000 parking spaces, nearly double Love Field's 9 000. The aim is to prevent parking problems by providing ample space for travelers and facilities.
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