Muskie to declare candidacy for president in 1972
Senator Edmund S. Muskie of Maine announced he would formally declare his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination on January 4. At a news conference Senator John V. Tunney and California Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti supported the move, while Tunney said he would form a California delegation for Muskie and hoped Senator Alan Cranston would join as co chair.
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Record spending highlights in San Francisco mayoral race
AP report shows fifth-ranked candidate Newhall spent $182,500 of his own funds, among 17 candidates who filed with the registrar of voters after the November 2 election. Dianne Feinstein finished third with $245,707 in contributions and $222,020 in expenditures, with Aliate leading spending.
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Houston mayor wins fifth term in history election
Lovie Welch, a conservative law and order advocate, defeated Fred Hofheinz to secure Houston's first five-term mayoral victory. Welch praised the win as an endorsement of his approach, claiming the result as a proud milestone in city politics.
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Indicted in West Side bar holdup shootout
Raps Brown hospitalized with a bullet wound and three other men indicted by the New York County grand jury on charges of attempted robbery assault and weapons possession in connection with the October 18 holdup at the Red Carpet Lounge. Brown shot by a patrolman and captured. others held on $150000 bail.
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Opera star Marie Culsier dies after fall in London
Austrian born soprano Marie Culsier aged 44 falls 36 feet from a window in her London flat on Panton Street near Leicester Square. Police say there is no foul play. Bo igs Collier, who rose to fame as a Callas stand-in, was with her along with adviser Henry Mathieu discussing an American tour.
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Man 60 Killed in California Road Crash
William Wesley Price, 60, of San Francisco, was killed Tuesday night when his car left the Gridley Colusa Road and overturned near a turve seat. State highway patrol reported the fatal accident.
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Father and four others slain in Westfield home
Westfield police report a dad John B List and four family members were found shot to death in their suburban home. Neighbors hadn’t seen them for a month. Alma List, 15, among the victims, and a citywide manhunt was ordered for the killer sought by authorities. The family, described as reputable, lived at the residence valued at about $89 000. No motive was immediately evident.
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U S officials accuse India of sabotaging peace talks
White House and State Department officials contend India crossed into East Pakistan as peace talks neared, derailing negotiations and turning the crisis into international warfare. They cite Pakistan's concessions on civilian rule and Bangladeshi talks, while noting US aid to India and Indira Gandhi's silence on a cease fire.
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Winds fuel fires across Los Angeles area strong gusts spark blazes
A line of fast moving fires erupted in the Los Angeles region as winds up to 70 miles per hour knocked down power lines. Three large homes in Vermont Canyon were destroyed or heavily damaged along with an upholstery shop and several other houses. Firefighters from 110 units battled scattered blazes, with several hours needed to bring them under control. Utility crews restored power as thousands lost electricity, while one firefighter suffered serious burns and two others minor injuries.
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Israel aid on the line as Congress weighs foreign aid bill
House Appropriations Chair George Mahon says Israel aid must ride with a larger foreign aid bill. If the foreign aid bill advances, he will attach Israel assistance only to that measure, forcing supporters to back all overseas aid or lose Israel funds. The $2.4 billion for foreign aid includes at least $300 million for Israel and faces Senate-House tensions over Indochina war deadlines and UN contributions. Ford supports the package despite anger at foreign aid. Mahon did not confirm pressure on conferees to drop the war deadline to secure Israel funding.
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Senate approves three year campaign to fight sickle cell
The Senate unanimously approved a three year 142 million program to fight sickle cell anemia aiding tests and clinics for the black community. The bill, sent to the House, would boost spending to six million this year and 33, million in 1973, 548 million in 1974, and 600 million in 1975. It targets screening to determine disease and trait carriage among about 250 million black Americans and about 50,000 with the disease.
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Rogers pledges US Western Europe partnership at NATO talks
Secretary of State William Rogers arrived in Brussels for a three day NATO ministerial meeting. He carried a message from President Nixon affirming the United States will not diminish its partnership with Western Europe and will support continued efforts to reduce barriers on the continent. NATO ministers note US defense spending far exceeds combined European totals as they discuss defense policies and budgets.
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The Golly Raviney Hyd Sparks and Public William Chilicate
An OCR led notice lists officials and offices in Haywerd California, including WINTON AVE, SAM LEANDRO OFFICE and TREMONT OFFICE, with references to public postings and circulation. The garbled text names individuals and addresses such as Buvinary Me aniived for Poa Office and Acvot Compress Moreh J, indicating a local governmental or postal related notice amid fragmented data.
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