McCarthy Appears Off New York Ballot in Court Ruling
New York Court of Appeals reversed lower court and struck Eugene McCarthy from the state ballot while granting Daniel Patrick Moynihan a second Liberal line. McCarthy campaigns plan to appeal to federal court as soon as possible to seek ballot access ahead of next Tuesday.
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N.Y
UPI
New York Court of Appeals
Eugene McCarthy
Senate
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
McCarthy
Washington
Paul Seidman
Democratic Party
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Appellate Division of
State Supreme Court
John Pennock
Independence Party
Pennock
High Court
Moynihan
Liberal Party
James Buckley
Captain drank before fatal ferry crash in New Orleans
coroner reports Captain Eugene Auletta's autopsy shows blood alcohol .09 percent, enough to be legally drunk in many states. The George Prince capsized after collision with the Frosta October 20, killing 72 and leaving six missing as investigations continue. Fatigue noted as a factor. Coast Guard inquiry ongoing under Adm. Wayne E. Caldwell.
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New Orleans
UPI
Eugene Auletta
George Prince
Frosta
Mississippi River
Auletta
Frank Minyard
Minyard
Louisiana
Coast Guard
Adm
Wayne E. Caldwell
Caldwell
Guinness Publishes 23rd Edition Book of Records
The Guinness Book of Records 23rd edition arrives fully revised and illustrated from London. Norris Dewar McWhirter and Alan Ross McWhirter are named editors with Ross killed in 1975. Norris completed the latest edition with Stan Greenberg amid global sales of 27 million by 1976.
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London
UPI
Guinness Book of Records
Guinness
Norris Dewar McWhirter
Alan Ross McWhirter
Fleet Street
Ross
Norris
Stan Greenberg
Nixon accused of secret Bahamian bank account say informant
UPI reports Bahamian bank records viewed by undercover IRS indicate Richard Nixon had a secret Bahamian account during his presidency. Informant Norman Casper named Tony Curtis Hugh Hefner and others as possible holders while testifying last November before the House Monetary Affairs subcommittee probing Castle Bank and Trust Company and IRS actions.
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Washington
UPI
IRS
Richard Nixon
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Norman Casper
Florida
TV-24
Congress
Tony Curtis
Playboy
Hugh Hefner
the Times Syn
Dicate
Jack Cloherty
Bob Owens
Casper
House
Castle Bank and Trust Company
Bahamas
Benjamin Rosenthal
Dn.y
Internal Revenue Service
Donald Alexander
Times Syndicate
Alexander
Justice Department
Dollar weakness and pound slide ripple through European markets
European money markets show the dollar weakening with the pound hitting a new all time low around $1.5680 amid political strife in Britain. The franc and lira also fall against the dollar as French authorities intervene to defend the franc. Gold rises modestly following an IMF auction while currencies in Zurich Frankfurt Brussels Amsterdam weaken to new lows for the period.
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Belgium
UPI
Paris
London
James Callaghan
Labor Party
Zurich
Frankfurt
Britain
Amsterdam
Tokyo
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Wittenberg
Germany
Vandenberg Air Force Base
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Bethany Lutheran Church
Lompoc
Wayne Rowland
Jon Schaff
Michael Wurmbrand
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Levi
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Lompoc Plaza
Nixon
Tradewinds
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Owens
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Ry Hedlund
West Ocean Avenue
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Lilley
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