Daley to seek a sixth term as Chicago mayor
Chicago Mayor Richard Daley a 72 year old Democratic power broker announced on Monday his bid for an unprecedented sixth term. Daley highlighted achievements and said he is ready to continue serving Chicago despite a recent stroke and ongoing corruption probes.
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Four women surrender after 20 hours on the run
Low state prison in Lowell reports four escapees and a hostage from a knife point breakout. The group, including a convicted killer and two others, surrendered meekly after hunger and cold. The hostage Elizabeth Peeler, unharmed with scratches, described the calm scene as the fugitives awaited rescue.
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UN votes to keep US troops in Korea under UN flag
The General Assembly committee backed maintaining roughly 40,000 American troops in South Korea under UN supervision until the Security Council decides otherwise. The vote favored South Korea, with a separate tally urging broader dialogue between North and South Korea while reaffirming Security Council authority.
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First Native American Saint Candidate Seton Sainthood Approved
Pope Paul VI approved a decree advancing Mother Elizabeth Bayley Seton as the United States first native candidate for sainthood. The Vatican confirmed a miracle involving a New York City man curing cancer, completing the canonization process started years earlier. Seton, born in 1774, founded the Sisters of Charity and St Joseph's Academy in Emmitsburg.
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Kissinger Says Talks With Allon Satisfactory
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allon spoke seven hours in Washington Monday. They called the marathon session satisfactory and helpful and avoided specifics, while Kissinger canceled plans to testify before a House committee on delaying a halt to U S military aid to Turkey.
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Ford to Visit New York for Energy Talks and Football Tribute
President Ford will fly to New York today to seek outside energy advice and honor college football. Press Secretary Nelsen said Ford will meet with Vice President-designate Nelson Rockefeller and members of the Rockefeller Commission on Critical Choices for America to discuss energy and related issues.
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Ford to nominate Lynn as new OMB director
President Ford is expected to name James T. Lynn to lead the Office of Management and Budget, succeeding Roy L. Ash. The move would be Ford’s first Cabinet change. Sources say an announcement could come within about ten days.
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