Ravenel Erased From SC Governor Ballot By State Supreme Court
Columbia residents learned the State Supreme Court ruled Democratic nominee Charles Ravenel failed the five year residency requirement to be governor and was removed from the general election ballot. Ravenel had not resided in South Carolina since before 1972, when he returned to Charleston from Harvard and New York. The Democratic Executive Committee must choose a replacement to face Republican nominee James Edwards of Charleston.
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Columbia
Charles
Pug" Ravenel
State Supreme Court
High Court
Ravenel
South Carolina
Charleston
Harvard
New York
Eugene Griffith
Democratic Executive Committee
James B. Edwards
Political monster loose warns Pike in letters scare
Rep Otis Pike declares a computerized letter scheme a political monster in the land. He cites a misaddressed letter from a New York Republican and warns that more letters targeting voters will fail or backfire. Pike notes the Pik family quirk as part of the gag.
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Wasitington
Otis G. Pike
Pike
New York
Otis Pik
Pik
U.S. Senate
Chiff Arquette dies at 68 famed Charley Weaver
Los Angeles AP report states CIT Arquette known as Charley Weaver died at 68 in St Josephs Medical Center Burbank after chest pains. He rose to fame with Mr Idy home spun letters and a rube persona on Dennis Day show and Dave and Charley.
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Los Angeles
Cit
Arquette
Charley Weaver
Idy
St. Joseph's Medical Center
Burbank
Walter Brennan
Oxnard
Mr. Toly
Rube
Dennis Day
Dave Willock
Sumday
Willock
NBC
Dave and
Charley
Miriam Call
Hils
Octogenarian couple joins Peace Corps in Samoa
Harold and Bertha Soderquist, both in their seventies, plan a two year Peace Corps assignment in West Samoa. He, a retired Wayne State philosophy of education professor, and she, a former Farming ton teacher, will teach English and teaching methods while adapting to a new culture. They depart next week for orientation in Denver with November stationing in Apia.
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Southfield
Mich
Harold Soderquist
Bertha
West Samoa
Peace Corps
Soderquist
TVA asks 20 percent cut in power use
TVA urges a voluntary 20 percent reduction in electricity consumption due to scarce coal supplies. Board chairman Aubrey Wagner warns that coal stockpiles are dangerously low and further shortages could force mandatory rationing if consumers do not voluntarily conserve energy.
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TVA
Knoxville
Tenn
CUPP
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA Board
Aubrey Wagner
Wagner
Arquette remembered as actor artist and musician
Weaver and Arquette appeared on many TV talk shows beginning with Jack Paar and were regulars on NBCs Hollywood Squares started in 1961. He quit school at 14 and entered show business later working with Fred Astaire and Charlie Butterworth. Survived by son Lewis of Chicago and brother Russ of San Francisco. Funeral plans pending.
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Weaver
Arquette
Jack Paar
NBC
Willock
Toledo
Ohio
Cleveland
Euclic Beach
Fred Astaire
Charlie Butterworth
Burts
Allen
Rudy Vallee
Lewis
Chicago
Russ
San Francisco
Midwest frost to push up prices and shrink farm income
An early Midwest frost damaged corn, soybeans, and vegetables cooling supply and raising costs. Farmers warn of a $790 million loss, lower yields, and weaker buying power while feed uses and beef prices may rise later. Officials cite inflation fears and market psychology as prices shift.
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Midwest
St. Cloud
Minn
Walter W. Gaeppinger
National Corn Growners Association
Boone
American Farm Bureau
Park Ridge
Milinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Kuhfuss
Paul Montavon
DeKalb, II
David Stroud
National Livestock Board
Judge raps acquittal and calls confession a ploy
NORRISTOWN Pa AP The man was acquitted of murder but the Montgomery County judge criticized the verdict. Judge Cirillo said the Pierce confession was a ploy by a convicted killer to spare Reese, who faced a manslaughter sentence for stabbing another inmate in 1972. Pierce faces a 1973 murder charge. Reese remains imprisoned.
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Norristown
Donald Reese
Gregory Pierer
Reese
Montgomery County
Vincent A. Cirillo
Pierce
Cirillo
Undefined product teaser lacks coherent event
Fragmentary OCR text describes lingerie items with brands and embroidery but contains no clear event or identifiable people organizations or places. The readable parts mention Crepeser nylon tricot and embossed blossoms with sizes and colors, yet no concrete news angle.
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U.S
Vittoria Leone
Giovanni Leone
United States
Mauro
America
Pike Piks
Evel
Angeles
NBC Network
James P. Watt JR
Evel Knievel
Knievel
Snake River Canyon
Watt
Synergisms, Inc
Top Rank, Inc
Idaho
Missoula
Mont
Montana
Thomas J. Judge
Justice of the Peace
Lamoreaux
George Harrison
Thirvison
Ravi Shankar
Harrison
Madison Square Garden
Foxx
Las Vegas
Redd Foxx
Keith Hayes
Betty Jean Foxx
Chiff Arquette
Cliff Arquette
United Press International
J Lakewood
Nike
Bullock's
Lakewanul
Clark Ave
Lakeswurth
Bali
Gambaet
Bras Hrmdy
Fantastic
Sky-Bull
Sky- Hadi
Fay Lees
Rockudin
Linke
Bouy Fishions
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