Moynihan Holds Narrow Lead In New York Senate Primary
In New York Moynihan and Bella Abzug remained close as votes counted in the Democratic Senate primary. Moynihan led by about 8,000 with 37 percent to Abzug's 35, while Buckley led Republicans. Other races across twelve states showed mixed results and late absentee counts influenced several outcomes.
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Associated Press
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Bella Anzug
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New York
Edward Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Wiliam Proxmire
Philip Noa
Rhode Island
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Witty
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United Nations
Abeng
Clark
Publican
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Proxmire
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Humphrey
Minnesota
Gerald W. Brekke
Thomas P. O'Neil Jr
House
Nevada
Howard Cannon
Senate Fuses Committee
John C. Pastore
Richard Lorber
Lorber
HEW
North Carolina GOP figures clash in governor race
The piece profiles Flaherty and Privette in the North Carolina Republican gubernatorial contest. It notes Flaherty's shift toward Holshouser's moderates, his move from the furniture business in Caldwell County, and his past as a state senator and human resources secretary. It also outlines Privette as a Kannapolis Baptist with a history in liquor-control opposition and past GOP irregularities, seeking Reagan alignment amid low primary turnouts.
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North Carolina
Howard Lee
Chapel Hill
James Green
Colm Wallop
Gale McGee
Tena Roncalio
Colorado
Frank Evans
Utah
Dixie Leavitt
Matheson
John Preston Creer
Senate
Frank Moss
Orrin Hatch
Asst. Interior
Jack Carlson
Carol
Fisherty
Reagan
James E. Holshouser Jr
Bolshouser
Flaherty
Broyhill
Caldwell County
GOP
Privetté
Kannapolis
William Hefner
Earl Ruth
Eighth
Privette
Ford
Kissinger Faces Accusations Over Africa Initiative
A senior official says Malik has warned African envoys that Kissinger seeks to maintain British American dominance in southern Africa. Malik says he has been in the Soviet Union since mid July on vacation and surgery, dismissing the charge. Kissinger asserts the United States seeks only to aid Africa and does not seek personal gain. Moscow propaganda is blamed for anti U.S. campaigns in Africa.
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Malik
Africa
New York
Soviet Union
Dar Es Salaam
United States
U.S
Iica
Moscow
Kissi
China
America
Britain
Funeral Mass for Brian Murray Leads to Mourning and Reflection
The service led by Rev John Donnelly with eight priests including Bishop John B McGann honored Brian Murray a six year police veteran believed dead yet described as immortal by faith. Officers Fritz Behr Henry Dworkis Terrence McTigue attended. McTigue remained critical in hospital. Murray’s widow followed pallbearers as mourners paid respects in church.
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St. Catherine of Genoa
Brooklyn
John B. McGann
Rockville Centre
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Brian
Brian Murray
Murray
Henry Dworkis
Fritz Behr
Set
Terrence McTigue
Valley Cottage
Ncy
Jacobi Hospital
Episcopal Group Approves Homosexuals and Women Priesthood
In Minneapolis the Episcopal Church's House of Deputies approved a resolution affirming that homosexuals are full and equal members of the church. Separately, women delegates supported proposals to admit women to the priesthood and as bishops, a decision pending ratification by the House of Bishops.
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Minneapolis
Episcopal
House of Deputies
House of Bishops
Whch
Newark
N.J
Iss
Townes
Ford strike escalation hints at possible walkout
UAW chief Leonard Woodcock and Ford negotiator Ken Bannon prepared for talks this week while the strike information network formed. Ford planned for strike preparations as 14,000 Canadian workers faced layoff. Ford president Ford warned of economic impact if no settlement.
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Woodcock
Ken Bannon
UAW
Ford
Ford Motor Co
Indixity
Leonard Woodcock
Dearborn
Canada
Population control drives sterilizations in India
In New Delhi AP reports the government intensifies sterilization efforts among India's 610 million people. Despite large numbers many resist, and the battle over population control remains unresolved as official statistics show continued activity since April.
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New Delhi
India
United States
Association For Voluntary Civilization
Security Council delays Vietnam membership vote amid Sept discussions
The United States and four other veto powers discussed Vietnam’s bid to join the UN Security Council, agreeing to defer the decision to November for General Assembly discussion. An informed source noted the Soviet Union sought a one month deferment, while France proposed referencing a General Assembly vote.
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Vietnam
China
Soviet Union
France
Britain
Security Council
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