Caribou Boom Prompts Alaska Wildlife Action
In Nelchina herd near Anchorage caribou numbers surge from about 5 000 in the 1940s to an estimated 80 000. Alaska Fish and Game boosts bag limits and relaxes wolf controls as depopulation fears rise while other herds remain sizable across the state.
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Juneau
Alaska
Nelchina
Alaska Fish and Game Department
Nelchina River
Anchorage
Game Department
Jim Brooks
Division of Game
Brooks
Arctic
Alaska Peninsula
Mt. MacKinley
Fairbanks
Liberals Divided On Rules Change Debates Open Congress
Washington liberals split over pushing at the new Congress opening to ease filibuster limits. Some back changing the rules after civil rights bill passage, others oppose or wait for Javits and Hayden positions. Supporters seek a 15 day debate limit with a 2 thirds vote to alter rules.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Ribicoff
Americans For Democratic Action
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Len Russell B. Long
D-La
South
R-N
Hubert H Humphrey
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Jonson
Eavesdropping in Bedroom Prohibited by New Hampshire Court
The New Hampshire Supreme Court ruled eavesdropping in a bedroom an invasion of privacy. It sent the Hamberger suit against landlord Clifford Eastman back to Superior Court for trial, marking the court’s first invasion of privacy decision.
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Concord
New Hampshire Supreme Court
High Court
Superior Court
Carl H. Hamberger
Mae
Hamberger
Clifford C. East
Supreme Court
New Hampshire
Ford Leads Halleck in GOP Leadership Fight by 2 to 1
Ford supporters claim a 61 to 25 vote edge with 20 leaning Ford and five toward Halleck among 140 Republican vote total for the January leadership contest. A secret ballot could shift several undecided members including Lindsay.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House
Ford
Halleck
GOP
Illinois
Leslie A. Arends
John V. Lindsay
New York
Lindsay
Meridian Man Killed When Gun Discharges
Edward M. Cagle a 59 year old from Meridian Mississippi was fatally shot when a private guard attempting to help him enter a locked car discharged a 38 caliber revolver. The guard Edward Jacomet 27 used the gun to break a window at Pontchartrain Beach and the pistol fired injuring Cagle in the abdomen. He was taken to Mercy Hospital for surgery.
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New Orleans
UPI
Edward M. Cagle
Meridian
Miss
Cagle
Pontchartrain Beach
Helicopters deliver relief as five western states flood
In California and neighboring states, a massive flood crisis prompts a logistics push with a dozen helicopters airlifting food and medicine to Salmon River and Klamath canyon communities cut off for days. Civil Defense and Air Force crews mobilize staging sites while roads remain blocked and further storms loom.
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San Francisco
California
Salmon River
West Coast
Hardy Canyon
Salmon
Klamath
Jim Jones
Civil Defense
Yreka
Siskiyou Mountain
California-Oregon
Jones
Klamath River Canyon
Happy Camp
Cecilville
Sawyers Bar
Forks of Salmon
Somes Bar
Air Force Heliccopters
Siskiyou
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Nevada
Klamath National Forest
Canyon
Bill Sowle
Yreka Civil Defense
Miller declares final quit from politics after reentry attempt
Rep. William E. Miller of New York says his decision not to seek elective office again is final and will return to his upstate law practice after his term ends January 3. He cites age and family as reasons and notes he remains tied to Lockport, with his children nearing graduations including Elizabeth Ann 21 and Mary Karen 17.
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Washington
William E. Miller
R-N.y
GOP
New York
Miller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Lockport
Elizabeth Ann
Newton College of the Sacred Heart
Boston
Mary Karen
Newton College
New Hearing Aid Model Offered Free to Deafened Readers
Danbury Connecticut reports a free actual-size non working Acousticon A640 model for hard of hearing individuals. Engineers at Acousticon Electronic Laboratories designed the instrument to aid those who hear but do not understand. Clip and mail to Bruce Crawford at Monroe Louisiana address for the free model.
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Danbury, Conn
Acousticon
Acousticon Electronic Laboratories
Long Seeks Senate Whip Post In Three-Vote Margin
Sen. Russell Long said he is three votes away from winning on the first ballot in the race for Senate whip. Rival Sen. Pastore remains confident as Monroney resists concessions while Muskie backs Pastore. The vote is set for Monday at a closed Senate Democratic meeting before Congress convenes.
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Washington
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate
Sen
Edmund Muskie
D-Me
Pastore
Monroney
Hubert H. Humphrey
Congress
Families mourn missionary's Congo death in bleak report
In Phoenix a memorial service was held for William McChesney who was killed by rebels in the Congo near Wamba. His parents plan a fund to recruit missionaries overseas and had known of his death since Thanksgiving Day. William, 28, had left Africa in 1960 citing a sustained faith through earlier communications.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Congo
Leopoldville
George McChesney
Phoenix
World Wide Evangelistic Crusade
William McChesney
McChesney
Wamba
Robert
Scottsdale, Ariz
William
Fort Washington
World Wide Evangelistic Crusade For
Africa
Mondale Sworn In as Newest Senator from Minnesota
Sen Walter Mondale 36 of Minnesota was sworn in as the newest member of the Senate, succeeding Vice President elect Hubert Humphrey. The 36 year old Democrat becomes one of the chamber's youngest members.
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Washington
UPI
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Senate
Mondale
Hubert H. Humphrey
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Wash
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U.S. 99
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