Hart Dies Senate Conscience Philip Hart 1911 1976
longtime Michigan Democrat Philip A. Hart dies at 65 in Washington after a cancer battle. Known as the conscience of the Senate he championed civil rights and consumer protections and opposed big business dominance. Funeral plans were announced with a memorial Mass in Washington.
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Gasoline Believed Cause Of Fatal Fire In Durham
Durham fire officials investigate a Christmas Day blaze that killed James Milton Carrigan Jr. 13 and Cheryl Ann Carrigan 12 while two other Carrigan children Pamela 16 and Donna 15 were injured. Parents James and Faye Carrigan were away, motorbike fuel cited as theory.
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Durham County General Hospital
UNC Librarian Louis Round Wilson Turns 100 Today
UNC’s longtime head librarian Louis Round Wilson, who served 31 years at the University of North Carolina and helped establish the School of Library Science, Extension Division, UNC Press, and the alumni association, celebrates his 100th birthday. Born December 27, 1876 in Lenoir, his career also included a decade as dean of the graduate library school at the University of Chicago.
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Computer Aid Sought By Army
The Army expands computer use beyond the battlefield as Col. Robert J. Wallace leads Project CAR Test Headquarters to automate personnel records payments requisitions and intelligence handling. He notes the aim is to decide what to automate and that developments may materialize within five years.
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Ford Sees Trouble For Carter
New York AP report quotes President Ford saying Carter will face hard-to-keep campaign promises after entering the Oval Office. Ford discusses his own term including the pardon of Nixon and the Mayaguez rescue, and criticizes economic gains and arms talks.
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