Demo Struggle Shapes Democratic Chair Fight Today
Washington AP reports the Democratic race for chairmanship intensifies as Jean Westwood and Dallas lawyer Robert Strauss clash over leadership, reform goals, and party direction ahead of 1976. Vote counts hover around 105 to 115, with broad coalition support and a public push to depose Westwood if Strauss wins.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Jean Westwood
Dallas
Robert Strauss
Strauss
Westwood
George McGovern
McGovern
Centerfield
Nixon
St. Louis
John Connally
Margaret Truman Daniels Challenges Prognosis At Hospital
Margaret Truman Daniel, at her ailing father's bedside for 214 days, appeared unsettled by a pessimistic prognosis described as extremely precarious by Dr. Wallace Graham. She objected to the phrase as a misworded quote and clarified she had not seen major change in her father Harry S. Truman's condition.
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Kansas City
Margaret Truman Daniel
Daniel
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Wallace Graham
Truman Family
John Dreves
Research Hospital and Medical Center
Graham
Dr. Graham
Drewes
Congressman Among Victims in Midway Jet Crash
A United Airlines Boeing 737 with 61 aboard crashed on approach to Midway Airport killing most passengers including U.S. Rep. George W. Collins and CBS reporter Michelle Clark. Survivors were hospitalized as wreckage struck several homes on the southwest side.
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Chicago
Midway Airport
U.S
George W. Collins
D-Ili
Michelle Clark
CBS
United Air Lines
Marvin Anderson
Holy
Thieu reshapes government to broaden political base
SAIGON AP President Nguyen Van Thieu plans a new National Solidarity Government reshuffle to win broader support amid Vietnam War strife. He will offer cabinet posts to rival figures and push a decree powers extension to tighten control before a planned assembly address. The Democracy party will be reorganized to span nationalist and anti Communist groups with about 180000 members.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
National Solidarity
Thieu
National Assembly
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Democracy Party
South Vietnam
Kansas seeks restoration of funds for economic development program
The Kansas Department of Economic Development asks the Budget Committee to restore about 340000 for industrial development and 150000 for tourism in its fiscal 1974 budget. The request cites a need for four welcome centers and pre employment training to attract and prepare workers for new and expanding industries.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Department of Economic Development
State Budget Committee
James Bobb
Economic Development Agency
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Iowa
Economic Development Department
Robert Docking
Department of Revenue
Revenue Department
James Bibb
Life magazine to publish final issue on December 29
Life magazine, facing heavy losses from TV competition and higher postal rates, will publish its last issue December 29 after 36 years. About 670 staffers will be laid off as executives say photo journalism ends its era, though Time Inc. foresees ongoing influence on magazines and books.
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New York
Life Magazine
Life
E.T. Klassen
Carl Mydans
Time Inc
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