Hofheinz Wins Houston Mayoral Race in Black Vote
Fred Hofheinz son of the Astro dome builder wins Houston mayoral race with about 95 percent of the citys black vote and narrowly defeats City Councilman Dick Gottlieb. Generalissimo Francisco Franco marks his birthday in Madrid with state affairs and audiences for ministers. Princess Anne and Capt Mark Phillips arrive in Quito to a boisterous welcome as British residents greet the Royal Air Force turboprop.
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Fred Hofheinz
Houston
Texas
Roy Hofheinz
Dick Gottlieb
Francisco Franca
Madrid
Franca
Andalusia
Britain
Anne
Capt
Mark Phillips
Quito
Ecuador
Royal Air Force
Innis Withdraws From Princeton Debate Over Race Theory
Roy Innis pulled out of a Princeton debate on William Shockley’s racial theories after a university decision to close it to public and press. Ashley Montague stood in as moderator with Shockley, who argued that race partly determines intelligence and that hereditary factors drive Black Americans’ deficits, though he rejected universal inferiority.
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Princeton, No
Ashley Montague
William Shockley
Stanford University
Shockley
America
Tnnis
Whig Cliosophic Society
Princeton University
U S attorney Morse dies by apparent suicide in Brooklyn
Robert A Morse 46, U S attorney for Brooklyn and Long Island, leaped from his fifth floor Brooklyn Heights apartment after submitting a handwritten resignation note. He was said to have been despondent, had met briefly with his daughter Deborah, and left personal effects nearby. A civil suit regarding his daughter's estate reportedly weighed on him.
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New York
UPI
U.S
Brooklyn
Long Island
Robert A. Morse
Brooklyn Heights
Neighbhood
Deborah
Morse
Brooklyn Federal Courthouse
Jacod Mishler
Irene Spott Morse
Nixon
Clark University
Massachusetts
Mishler
Robert H. Bork
Department of Justice
Kidnap victims found dead near Detroit airport field
In Romulus Michigan Gerald Craft 2 and Keith Arnold 6 were kidnaped Saturday as they played. A ransom of 53000 prompted none. Police found both bodies Tuesday in an abandoned field near Metropolitan Airport. both had gunshot wounds. The area was a known dumping ground for murder victims.
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Romulus, Mich
UPI
Gerald Craft
Keith Arnold
Arnolds
Arnold
Detroit
Gerald
Kennedy on course for 1976 Democratic bid
Senator Edward M. Kennedy has signaled a preparatory path toward running for the 1976 Democratic presidential nomination but has not decided to run. Senator John Y. Tunney said Kennedy is the odds-on favorite to win the nomination and expects pressure to run, with a decision near early 1975.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
John Y.tunney
D-Calif
Tunney
United Press International
Kennedy
Senate
First National Bank Credit Card Ad For Local Shoppers
A local bank promotes the First National Bank Credit Card with broad use at about 3900 local businesses. The ad touts Budget Plan purchases, cash access at 30 offices, single monthly statements, and a Gald Card guarantee option. It invites applications at stores or by phone.
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First National Bank
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IST National Bank
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Washington Avenue
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