Murderer sought in Cordoba ambush of Ford executive
Police report little progress in finding the gunmen who killed John A. Swint 56, Ford Transax general manager, and his three Argentine bodyguards in a Cordoba Thanksgiving Day ambush. Motive unknown, possible kidnapping motive considered. 15 attackers in two cars and two trucks fired from multiple positions.
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Wallace Recognized as Genuine Candidate by Democrats
Aides say Governor George Wallace is now recognized as a genuine candidate by the Democratic Party opening a path to the 1976 nomination. Rule changes include proportional delegate allocation and no unit rule while ensuring minority and youth representation.
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SSI begins to mail first guaranteed income checks
Washington reports the federal government will mail the first checks in January 1974 under the Supplemental Security Income program. About 3.2 million aged, blind, and disabled Americans will receive funds, with 3 million on state rolls and 276,000 newly eligible. Total eligible by 1974 could reach 6.2 million. initial rollout faces delays in locating non enrolled recipients.
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Kennedy Recalled by Brandt on JFK Death Anniversary
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt, interviewed on the 10th anniversary of President John F Kennedy's death, recalled Kennedy for his compassion for other human beings.
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