Carter Gains Among Independents in New NY Times CBS Poll
The New York Times and CBS News survey shows Jimmy Carter widening his lead over Ford among independents, with strongest gains in the Midwest from 51 to 58 percent. Carter also leads 60-40 in the South and 51-49 in the East and West. Ford loses Midwest Catholic votes since the Oct 6 debate, especially Slavic voters. Newsday poll in New York State places Carter at 48 against Ford 40 and McCarthy 3, with 9 undecided.
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Personal income rises 0.5 percent in September
In September the U S personal income increased 0.5 percent to a 1 39 trillion annual rate led by a 5 7 billion rise in wages and salaries Government workers added 1 billion while private industry payrolls gained 3 5 billion Commodity income rose 1 2 billion though auto strike trimmed motor vehicle payrolls A 29 billion drop in farm income offset gains in nonwage income for the month
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World Health Org Sends Team to Sudan and Zaire Over New Bleeding Disease
WHO announced a four to six member specialist team will depart for Africa to study a deadly bleeding illness linked to green monkeys that has killed over 300 people. The virus, a new variant of a fever, resists existing serums and emerged in Sudanese households and a Sudanese hospital.
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Geneva
Switzerland
WHO
Five Congressmen Named In FBI Corruption Inquiry
The Washington Post reports a broad federal probe into alleged cash gifts and furniture, jewelry, vacations, and travel given to several present and former congressmen by South Korean interests. Key figures include Reps Addabbo Leggett Passman Gallagher Hanna, with Park Chung Hee aides tied to efforts to influence U S policy and keep troops in Korea.
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Minnie Pearl Hospitalized After Stage Illness
Minnie Pearl, famed country comedy star, fell ill during a Grand Ole Opry performance at the Country Music Association convention in Nashville and was taken to St Thomas Hospital. Doctors released no details on her condition as husband Henry Cannon accompanied her to the facility.
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No Nobel Peace Prize Awarded in 1976 by Norwegian Panel
A five member committee of the Norwegian parliament declined to name a Nobel peace prize winner for 1976 and said the prize money would be reserved for 1977. The decision allows for a possible double award next year. The 1975 prize went to Andrei Sakharov.
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Mao's Widow and Three Other Radicals Purged in Posters
Hong Kong based report cites wall posters in Shanghai and Wuhan naming Mao Tse tung’s widow Madame Mao and three Politburo members as conspirators. Posters say possible arrests near Beijing and rumors of killings, while campuses show mixed displays backed by Hua Kuo feng era policy.
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Britain Faces Blunted Pound and Rising Inflation
London reports show September trade gap at 610 million dollars, the pound near its low and down 15 cents, while inflation remains between 14 and 14.5 percent. Analysts warn of tighter mortgage access as building societies note weak deposits, with calls for selective import controls and policy shifts amid mounting economic distress.
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Growth rate projection predicts 5 percent 1977
John deButts of AT&T presented the Business Council forecast noting a 5 percent real GNP rise in 1977 with unemployment near 6.5 percent by year end and inflation easing only gradually. The council sees continued recovery through 1978 barring oil shocks, with consumer prices rising about 3.8 percent this year and about 5.5 percent next year.
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Hot Springs
UPI
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American Telephone and Telegraph Co
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Outlaw Gang Firefight With Police in Tampa
Four people were shot in a police raid on the Outlaws motorcycle gang in Tampa Florida. Deputies William Strickland Robert Deluna and Richard Ortiz were wounded on the porch and a gang member Harry Ruby was critically injured. Six people inside the two story bungalow were detained for questioning as officers attempted to arrest members of the outlaw group. The raid was led by Maj Calvin Henderson and followed a unsuccessful attempt to serve the narcotics search warrant.
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Harry Ruby
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