Assembly power fight developing over Unruh
A leadership struggle grows as minority leader Jess Unruh weighs a run for governor. Potential successors include George N. Zenovich Bob Moretti and Robert W. Crown. Democrats seek unity while Republicans consider seeking higher offices in an election year.
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Authorities seek court order to force mother's disclosure of missing son
In Los Angeles authorities pressed for a Superior Court action to compel Betty Fouquet to reveal the whereabouts of her missing son Jeffrey, eight, who has been missing for months. A judge was set to hear the request to declare Jeffrey a ward of the court, with a court-appointed attorney advising the mother not to answer if subpoenaed.
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Nation sees mixed results in key races across states
UPI reports Virginia Republican A Linwood Holton wins in Virginia to become the first GOP governor there in 83 years defeating William C Battle. New Jersey sees William Cahill top Robert Meyner with Nixon backing. New York Mayor John Lindsay wins another term as an independent. Detroit Gribbs narrowly defeats Richard Austin in a racially charged race. Cleveland Carl Stokes secures re election over Ralph Perk. Pittsburgh Peter Flaherty defeats Tabor. Buffalo Frank Sedita wins third term over Slominski and Lane. Hartford Ann Uccello defeats Adinolfi as independents chip away. Youngstown Jack Hunter upsets Flask. Louisville Frank Burke wins mayoralty over Sawyer.
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Youngstown
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Former Governor Frank Clement Dies In Auto Crash
Former Tennessee governor Frank Clement, once dubbed the boy wonder of politics, was killed in a Tuesday night car collision while en route to his attorney’s home. He was 49 and died at Nashville General Hospital.
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