Wallace calls national Democratic primary to choose 1976 nominee
Alabama governor George Wallace urged a national or regional Democratic primaries plan to ensure the most popular candidate wins the 1976 nomination. He said the reform charter is acceptable but left open the possibility of a third party and noted he will decide after year’s start. His campaign HQ continues collecting funds.
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Randall H. Harber
Montgomery
Ala
UPI
George Wallace
Wallace
Michael Griffin
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Nader warns lead candle wicks pose poisoning risk
Ralph Nader researchers repeat warning that holiday candles with lead core wicks may release lead vapors in small rooms. The group pressed for a ban, but the Consumer Product Safety Commission found no imminent hazard and argues current inventories lack hazard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Conlon Washington
UPI
Ralph Nader
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Sidney M. Wolfe
Lawrence Kushner
Commission
Wolfe
Milk Shortage Strains New York Amid Strike
New York City and Long Island faced milk shortages as a Teamsters strike halted deliveries. Stores rationed, some shoppers crossed state lines to New Jersey for milk while others used nondairy creamers and substitutes. Officials warned of potential health emergencies if the stoppage continued.
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New York
UPI
New Jersey
New York City
Long Island
New
Tomers
Nassau County
Abraham D. Beame
Martin Rosengarten
Daitch-Shopwell
Most Coal Miners Return as UMW Pact Moves Forward
United Press International reports about three quarters of 120000 soft coal miners returning to work after UMW orders. Picket lines by construction workers kept others idle, but a tentative settlement was reached in Washington after marathon talks. Court actions and injunctions followed as the union weighs the pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Teamsters Local 584
Rank and File
United Press International
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
Association of
Bituminous Contractors
Washington
Arnold Miller
U.S
James Turk
South
West Virginia
Five Island Creek Coal Co
Grundy County
Illinois
U.S. District Court
East St. Louis
National Labor Relations Board
St. Louis
Ilinois Coal Corp
NLRB
Illinois Coal Company
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Utah
U.S. Steel Corp
Bentleyville
Pittsburgh
Food Prices To Keep Soaring
Bernard Brenner reports that food prices may rise about 15 percent through mid 1975 due to poor crops and higher farm costs. Ahalt cautions 1975 depends on crops, with potential under 10 percent if recovery occurs, or over 15 percent if crops stay poor. Ellen Zawel criticizes policy and urges a government industry coalition to cut costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Brenner
Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
USDA
J. Dawson Ahalt
Ahalt
Ellen Zawel
National Consumers Congress
Outlook
Food Industry
Federal Trade Commission
Campbell Soup Labels Drive Nears Goal at Kootenai School
Card thanks community for help with label collection to reach twelve thousand. boxes at IGA Inks M and J and discount warehouses. Also notes Spaghetti Feed support on Nov 19 serving about 250, and C R Kogel of Sandpoint winning hog raffle.
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IGA Ink’s
Leo R. Johnson
Kootenai School
Kootenai
C.R. Kogel
Sandpoint
Chase Leads To Dunking In River Chase
A Payette County man, 31 year old David Cotton, fled Oregon state police after a traffic stop in Ontario Idaho early today. His car veered off a curve and plunged into the Payette River during the high speed chase.
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Fruitland
Idaho
UPI
Payette
Oregon
David Cotton
Ontario
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Nader
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Moss
Clearfield County
Stoddard
Zenith
Chase
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