Bentsen enters 1976 Democratic presidential race
UPI reports five declared candidates for the Democratic nomination with Sen. Lloyd Bentsen the latest entry. Also joining are Sen. Henry Jackson Rep. Morris Udall former Sen. Fred Harris and former Gov. Jimmy Carter with Alabama Gov. George Wallace and former Gov. Terry Sanford considered likely contenders. Bentsen pledged a long campaign, aims for a nationwide base, and said he will run in a "representative number" of primaries while not ruling out a future run for vice president.
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Officials to test new bird killing in Kentucky
Paducah city officials plan a second attempt to wipe out over a million blackbirds if freezing rain arrives. They have 800 to 900 gallons of Tergitol left and will spray birds whose oil protection is washed away by rain, leaving them exposed to the cold.
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Jaworski Reveals Nixon Indictment Plea From Lawyer
Former Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski said Herbert Miller urged dropping any indictment against Richard Nixon due to massive publicity and the president's resignation. He noted a nine to twelve month delay would hamper a fair trial, a factor considered during Ford aides discussion of a possible pardon.
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Miss Nude Cosmopolitan Winner Talks Liberation and Wealth
Frances Natividad, the Miss Nude Cosmopolitan titleholder, argues women’s liberation is unnecessary for her career as she unveils her nude act at a New York news conference. She claims earnings of 1500 to 2000 dollars weekly and insured assets of 1.5 million by Lloyd’s of London, describing herself as entertainment and planning a return to Mexico for acting.
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Reagan urges GOP to become new second party
Former California Governor Ronald Reagan said it is not time for a third party but for the Republican party to realign as a new second party. He spoke at the Tazewell County Lincoln Day dinner and said he is not seeking a presidential bid now.
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Udall seeks funds from California donors in early push
Rep. Morris K. Udall D Ariz met with wealthy Democrats in Beverly Hills for campaign fundraising. He planned a two year effort, saying new faces require extensive outreach and crowds signal serious candidacy as Harold Willens mobilizes financial supporters.
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Cranston reports on VA hospital issues in Long Beach
Senator Alan Cranston released a 21 page report on the Veterans Administration Hospital in Long Beach noting illegal drug traffic persists but other conditions have improved. The study cites increased bed capacity, a larger budget, and concerns about treatment in spinal cord injury wards.
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Teachers and parents rally for school funding in Sacramento
About 400 teachers and parents gathered outside the California Capitol to demand more state money for schools. They warned that without rescue funds, schools face wholesale cuts, larger classes, and layoffs as Gov Brown weighs education budget needs.
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Nitze claims Soviet spies and Nixon secrecy at SALT talks
Paul Nitze, longtime U S arms negotiator, says the Soviet SALT team included spies and that Nixon’s secrecy harmed the delegation. In a Los Alamos speech, Nitze criticized the U S effort as less than optimum and blamed Nixon for withholding precise information from the U S negotiators and leadership.
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Skiers Flung From Chair Lift At Mad River Glen
A chair lift at Mad River Glen in Waitsfield Vermont lost tension and swung violently tossing six riders from their seats. Four were injured with one in critical condition after falls up to 30 feet. Riders not thrown were rescued after up to two hours by maintenance crews using ropes. A teen in a jacket reportedly caused the mishap when clothing snagged the unloading area and he tried to free himself.
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ODRINEX Plan Promises Fast Weight Loss Results
New clinical tests at a major university hospital support the ODRINEX Plan. The pill is claimed to suppress appetite so users can eat three meals daily while consuming fewer calories. The ad promises safety when taken as directed and offers satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
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