Reagan campaigns in New Hampshire amid questions of radicalism
Ronald Reagan seeks to reassure voters in Hanover and Sunapee while campaigning through high schools and a Cornish Flat stop. He denounces big government, calls for a balanced budget, and urges voters to verify his facts as he eyes the Greensboro primary and other contests ahead of the November election.
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N.H
Ronald Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Dartmouth College
Greensboro
N.C
Reagan
New Hampshire
Washington
Potomac
Angola
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U.S
Sunapee
United States
America
Valley Forge
Guatemalan quake toll rises as aid airlift begins
U N Disaster Relief estimates nearly 6000 dead and 40000 injured from the Guatemala quake while a 17 plane U S airlift of aid streams to the devastated country. Officials report widespread destruction across multiple towns and a massive relief operation underway.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
U.N. Disaster Relief Organization
UNDRO
United States
U.N
Geneva
ANDRO
Panama Canal Zone
U.S
Jayabay
Tecpan
Patricia
Chimaltenango
Comalapa
el Progreso
Zaragosa
Wisconsin Night Crawlers Endure Record Cold Frost Depths Drop
Subzero Wisconsin frosts cut frost depths to 17 inches in late January. Night crawlers retreat to deeper graves as ground stays cold. Funeral directors report scarce digging and limited use of air hammers amid the chilly trend.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Rock County
la Crosse County
Addison
Witnesses describe Hearst bank robbery during trial
Patricia Hearst is shown in film footage committing the Hibernia Bank holdup on April 15, 1974. A guard testifies she threatened customers and shouted obscenities, while a recreational therapist portrays her as bold and defiant during the robbery.
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Patty Hearst
San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
James Norton
Miss Hearst
Norton
U.S
FBI
Donald
Bailey
Edward Shea
Shea
SLA
Nancy Ling Perry
Ford Hopes NH Blitz Boosts Bid for GOP Nomination
President Ford plans a weekend swing through New Hampshire with Mrs. Ford and two children to energize his campaign ahead of the first primary. Observers say Reagan leads in organization and momentum as Ford counters with incumbency messaging and intensified telephone canvassing in the state.
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Concord
N.H
Ford
New Hampshire
Ronald Reagan
Washington
Reagan
Laconia
Lou Harris
Unemployment rate drops sharply in January
The Labor Department reports the jobless rate fell from 8.3 percent to 7.8 percent in January, the largest monthly decline in 66 years. Employment rose by 800,000, the biggest gain since 1960, with total employment at 86.2 million. The drop signals improving labor conditions ahead of the 1976 election.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ford Administration
Sheriff details deadly shootout near Neopit
Menominee County Sheriff Kenneth Fish said he shot and killed John J. Waubanascum Jr. and Arlin Pamanet after Waubanascum fired at Deputy James Tourtillott during a confrontation at Waubanascum’s home north of Neopit. The deputy was wounded, and Fish described the event as necessary for protection.
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Menominee County
Kenneth Fish
Here
John J. Waubanascum Jr
Gresham
Menominee Warrior Society
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Waubanascum
Arlin Pamanet
Dist
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Elizabeth
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Pamanet
Jimmy Tourtillott
John Waubanascum
Arlin
Ronald SanFelippo
State Justice Department
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