Humphrey Stepping Up Midwest Swing Ahead Of 1976 Nominating Pace
Hubert H. Humphrey, not a candidate, draws large crowds in Missouri as Iowa moves toward its first step in delegate selection for the 1976 nominating process. He criticizes Ford and Reagan, says unemployment must be addressed, and attends events with Symington and Litton supporters.
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Pruning Trees and Community Help in High Point
Q and A offer guidance on when to prune maples oaks pines with limb cuts to trunk and dressing. A plea for volunteers to assist a 10 year old with walking talking in High Point cites failed school attempts and lists agencies.
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Sinatra Said Likely to Testify on Kennedy Link
Senate intelligence panel may call Frank Sinatra to testify about ties among President John F. Kennedy Judith Campbell Exner and mobster Sam Giancana. A committee source said Tuesday’s meeting could consider calling him despite previous decision not to pursue that angle.
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Senate Intelligence Committee
Frank Sinatra
John F. Kennedy
Judith Campbell Exner
Sam Giancana
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Giancana
John Rosselli
North Carolina Sets Cold Records Across State
An arctic mass brought record cold to North Carolina with a 14 degree high in Charlotte and a 29 degree low in Raleigh Durham. The day set a new January 18th cold high record of 33 in 1959 and a record low of 30 for the date was equalled at Raleigh Durham by midnight. The system cleared skies overnight as the cold persisted across the state.
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Ford Addresses Congress Tonight
President Ford plans to stress domestic issues in his State of the Union address to a joint session at 9 p.m. EST, with focus on inflation and recession. He is expected to propose a further tax cut for individuals but raise Social Security taxes, outlining a broad view of domestic and foreign affairs ahead of budget details.
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State of the Union
No. 2 cancer risk link singled out in cigarette debate
Washington report cites Harvard and NCI ACS study claiming banning cigarettes would most reduce cancer deaths. Smoking raises lung cancer risk by at least tenfold, especially with asbestos or alcohol. Breast cancer risk higher in women with family history, late births, or early menarche. cervical cancer higher in prostitutes. Emphasis on preventive oncology and screening to identify high-risk groups.
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Brian MacMahon
Harvard University School of Public Health
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National Cancer Institute-American Cancer Society
Frank J. Rauscher Jr
National Cancer Institute
Joseph F. Fraument Jr
The
Cancer Institute
Sanford pushes jobs for all in Democratic bid
Former North Carolina Gov. Terry Sanford touts a nationwide jobs for all plan as the centerpiece of his presidential campaign. He concedes a limited initial program is more likely and mentions deficits remain until full employment is reached. He proposes government as employer of last resort with federal grants to states for projects like rails and environmental work, aiming for 7 billion dollars in the first year to employ about 10 percent of the unemployed. The Labor Department reports rising unemployment.
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Duke University
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Ray Plotted for a Year to Kill King, Book Claims
New York AP reports James Earl Ray allegedly plotted for a year to target Martin Luther King Jr. and believed King’s death would aid Alabama Governor George Wallace. George McMillan, who wrote the forthcoming book, cites Ray's family and inmates from Missouri State Prison, disputing Ray’s claim of a setup by a Montreal contact.
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