Record number of women candidates running Tuesday
Washington AP notes a historic surge in female candidates across offices with Ella Grasso favored for Connecticut governor and Mary Ann Krupsak leading New York lieutenant governor race. The piece highlights women advancing in legislatures, while some races remain strongly R or D, including Barbara Mikulski and Louise Gore seeking Senate and governorship respectively.
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Ella Grasso
Connecticut
Mary Ann Krupsak
New York
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U.S
Miss Krupsak
Barbara Mikulski
Maryland
Betty Roberts
Oregon
Senate
Louise Gore
Barbara Keating
Jacob K. Javits
Ramsey Clark
Tennessee
Nevada
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Peace Corps
California
National Women's Political Caucus
Freddie Weebsler
House
Betsy Wright
National Women's Education Fund
Alabama
Nebraska
U.S. House
Grasse
Patsy Mink
Hawaii
Lindy Boggs
Dla
GOP
Leonor Sullivan
D-Ma
Congress
Colleen’ O'Connor
Miss. O'Connor
Bob Wilson
ITT
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
Judiciary Committee
Joseph Maraaiti
Mills
Maraziti
Judy Petty
Arkansas
Helen Meyner
New Jersey
Marazit
Gladys Spellman
Lawrence Hogan
Thieu seeks to discredit opponents amid reforms pledge
SAIGON AP President Nguyen Van Thieu accused opponents of being lackeys of Communists and colonialists while promising to press ahead with reforms. He warned Communists attack in front and henchmen rear to sow disorder. Amid protests he defended government reshaping and outlined anti corruption, welfare, and rural aid plans. He pledged to revise press and political parties decrees as part of reforms.
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South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
da Nang
Qui Nhon
Thien
Ngo Dinh Diem
Watley opposes new costly Grand Island campus plan
Dale Watley, candidate for the area board, argues against a new 80 acre Grand Island campus and a near million dollar adult education center. He questions funding sources and says existing facilities in Kearney Hastings and Columbus negate the need for new construction.
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Nebraska
Walley
Area Board
Grand Island
Kearney
Hastings
Columbus
Watley
Kissinger Faces Iranian Oil Price Clash In Tehran
Secretary of State Kissinger arrives in Tehran venturing to curb oil price gains tied to an index proposal by Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi aims to finance Iran’s military and industrial drive. He flights via Kabul and Pakistan with talks and aid pledges shadowed by bomb assaults near embassies.
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Parviz Rabin
Associated Press
Tehran
Iran
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Kissinger
Kabul
Afghanistan
Mohammad Daoud
Pakistan
United States
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
U.S
India
Ali Bastani
Magazine Jesus targets modern image of Christ sparks Catholic backlash
In Rome a new magazine named Jesus created by Catholic priests at San Paolo draws ire from conservatives. distributed as a free supplement to Famiglia Mese, the 32 page publication envisions Christ in contemporary attire. L Osservatore Romano criticizes the modern look as disturbing and overly elegant.
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Rome
Christ
France
Italy
Giuliano Coacci
L’osservatore Della Domenica
Vatican Weekly
Nebraska must reform state government in 1974 says Marvel
Nebraska state government faces inflation, drought, and farm losses in 1974. Senator Richard Marvel urges fiscally tight budgets, fair property tax relief, and prioritized spending. He cites past tax verdicts and calls for open government with up-to-date fund balances and accessible department heads. He recalls the 1960 Kennedy Nixon debate context.
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Nebraska
Marvel
Highway Department
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