No Preference dominates Nevada primary results
In Carson City two candidates ran in a federal primary where no preference drew 48 percent of ballots. Walden Earhart won 22 percent and Cart Anthony 23.8 percent. the no preference total will not count toward official results. The measure, enacted last year, aims to reflect voter discontent but does not affect the outcome.
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Carson City
Nev
Walden Earhart
Amelia Earhart
Cart Anthony
Las Vegas
No campaign candidate wins Concord race
John Adams from Exeter won the 1st District contest with 11 988 votes while Edward Hewson of Windham received 7 385. Ace Parker, Hewson’s campaign manager, criticized Adams while noting Hewson’s extensive campaigning. Two other unknowns also ran in the race.
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John Adams
Adams
Ace Parker
Edward Hewson
Hewson
Windham
Exeter
Not one speech in House bid by new John Adams
Richard Ellis of Greenland and Calvin Warburton of Raymond scored 5076 and 5501 votes based on 6 percent unofficial returns. Adams issued news releases, made no speeches, and was unavailable to the media during his campaign. His brother in law joked he was asleep. Maxwell said Adams did not know he had won and had campaigned by calling a few acquaintances. Adams, a 60 or 61 year old unemployed taxi driver and disabled veteran, may have benefited from name recognition. He will face Democrat Norm D Amours in November.
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Bill Swackhammer
Anthony Earhart
Anthony
Earhart
Richard Ellis
Greenland
Calvin Warburton
Raymond
Adams
Alan B. Maxwell Jr
Maxwell
Andover
Mass
Massachusetts State Senate
Ed Howard
John Adams
Sherman Adams
Hewson
Republican Party
Philip Noel
Rhode Island
U.S. Senate
John @. Pastore
Richard Lorber
Noel
UAW Chief Warns Ford Strike May Not Be Brief
United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock cautioned that the nationwide strike against Ford may not be short. He said he has no clear sense of its duration while observers like Labor Secretary W. J. Usery predicted a brief stoppage. The strike began with 170,000 members walking out across 22 states.
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United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Ford Motor Co
WJ. Usery
Ford
Southland
Pico Rivera
Los Angeles
San Jose
Oakland
Richmond
San Francisco Bay Area
LTD
UAW
Woodock
Woodcock
Jimmy Carter
Michigan
Afl-Cio
Dearsam
Carter
Henry Ford I
Georgia
Ann Arbor
Dearborn
IMF auction closes for 780000 ounces of gold to aid poorer nations
The IMF ended bidding on 780000 ounces of gold to raise funds for poor countries. London prices briefly fell over $2, then settled at £11.25 per ounce, 62 cents below Tuesday’s close, as traders feared impact on gold prices. IMF plans to announce price results tonight.
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Washington
International Monetary Fund
London
IMF
Moynihan Edges Abzug In New York Democratic Primary
U.S. Senate hopeful Moynihan, ex U.N. ambassador, led a tight New York Democratic field over Bella Abzug as 99 percent of districts counted. Buckley won the Republican side with 70 percent over Peter Peyser. Turnout cooler than expected amid nationwide primaries.
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Bella Abzug
New York
Mrs. Abzug
Moynihan
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
U.S
United Nations
James Buckley
Senate
Edward Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
William Proxmire
Rep
Buckley
U.N
New York City
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Abzug
U.S. Atty
Ramsey Clark
Buck Jey
Peter Peyser
Westchester County
Lost $200,000 claim found for San Diego County
Insurance detective Gary McKay promised to locate 200000 for San Diego County. He delivered a settlement of 200075.08, with a 25 percent contingency fee of up to 50000. County supervisors approved after months of consideration.
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San Diego
Gary McKay
San Diego County
Laguna
McKay
Los Angeles
Long Beach Considers Third Grand Prix Race Amid Debts
The Long Beach City Council tentatively approves a third Grand Prix race and orders a new contract with the Grand Prix Association. Auditors exonerate officials of conscious improprieties but fault the large agreement and weak city controls. Reports link travel business to promoter Pook, with no proof of improper selection.
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Long Beach
Robert Creighton
Creighton
Robert Franke
Christopher Pook
William Talley
Anaheim
George Medak
Franke
Pook
American Aviation Travel Services
Kennedy and Bordelon collide during refueling near Scotland
Navy says aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy and destroyer Bordelon collided 100 miles north of Scotland during refueling. Six Bordelon crewmen injured, two seriously. no Kennedy injuries. Kennedy sustained deckhouse splits. both ships continued under their own power. Previous Kennedy collision near Mediterranean caused eight deaths and many injuries. Bordelon headed to Devonport for damage assessment and temporary repairs.
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Washington
Navy
John F. Kennedy
Bordelon
Scotland
Kennedy
Mediterranean
Belknap
Ionian Sea
Ihaiy
Sion
Explosion damages DWP aqueduct near Lone Pine
An explosion damaged an elevated concrete aqueduct feeding Los Angeles and water gates north of Lone Pine. The blast occurred between 1 and 1 30 a m on the Las Angele Department of Water and Power facility. The Alabama gate five miles north of Lone Pine was hit and the cement channel about 100 feet above the valley floor. The aqueduct is being drained for repairs amid vandalism findings.
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Lone Pine
Los Angeles
Owens Valley
Tayo County
Las Ance Department of Water
Alabama
Space lab mission with no docking launches on schedule
Soviet space program announces a manned space lab mission intended for a short orbital flight without docking. The announcement appears on page A-2 with further details on mission timing and objectives.
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Soviets
Manned Space Lab
Weather Tonight and Thursday in Long Beach Area
Tonight and Thursday forecast shows rain possible in the Long Beach area. Low temperatures near 65 with highs around 92 in the mountains and 60s elsewhere.
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Long Beach Area
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