Democrats planned Miami Beach fund raiser to ease debt
The Democratic Party aims to raise over 1 million dollars at a February 5 Miami Beach dinner linked to 16 regional dinners via closed circuit TV. Despite the effort the party still carries about 7.5 million dollars in presidential campaign debt as Humprhey Kennedy and Muskie prepare to appear from Miami Beach.
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Democratic Party
Miami Beach
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Democratic National Committee
Harris
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edward M. Kennedy
Edmund S. Muskie
National Committee
New York
House
GOP
No Conspiracy Found in Panthers Report Says ACLU
An ACLU survey across nine metros and 18 affiliates found no evidence of a national conspiracy against the Black Panther Party. The report cites widespread civil liberties violations by police but notes no coordinated federal plan. Panthers leaders and supporters call for context and continued scrutiny.
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New York
Black American Civil Liberties Union Panthers
David Hilliard
Black
Panthers
Cleveland airliner makes foam bed belly landing
A Wright Airline four engine passenger plane landed wheels up on a foam bed at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. Pilot Jerry McTigue 38 of Westlake said the nose wheel failed to drop before landing from Cleveland to Detroit. All five aboard uninjured. propellers bent. foam helped cushion the belly landing.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Hopkins International
Detroit
Wright
Jerry McTigue
Westlake
Cleveland
Michigan
Cleveland Hopkins
McTigue
Ex Chief Justice of Nebraska Dies
Lincoln Neb AP Robert G Simmons 78 former congressman and chief justice of the Nebraska Supreme Court died in Lincoln Saturday Simmons served in Congress from 1922 to 1932 and was elected chief justice in 1938 serving until his 1963 retirement.
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Lincoln, Neb
Robert G. Simmons
Nebraska Supreme Court
Lincoln
Simmons
Congress
Ohio's Traffic Toll 25 as Deaths Miss 42 Forecast
The Associated Press reports Ohio’s Christmas week end traffic deaths reached 25 in 102 hours, far under the 42 predicted. Most deaths were on city streets and county roads, with snow and ice blamed for reduced travel. Among the dead were four pedestrians and a two car crash in Strongsville that killed four teens.
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Ohio
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Cleveland
Wood County Hospital
Bowling Green
Lester Pratchard
Cincinnati
Norwood
William Harris
Steve Couch
Batavia
Clermont County Road
Blaze Kills Two Children in Dayton Suburban Fire
A late night fire in Madison Township, Montgomery County, claimed the lives of 3-year-old Philip Dorn and his 13-year-old sister Julie-marie. Two other children escaped with injuries, while parents and a fifth child survived. Damage estimated at 20 000 to 22 000 dollars.
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Madison Township
Philip Dorn
Julie-marie
Montgomery County
James E. Dorn
Damge
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