Spotlight on Michigan 8th District race in Saginaw
The 8th District special election pits James M. Sparling Jr. against Democrat J. Robert Traxler with President Nixon tied to the race. Traxler campaigns on opposition to Nixon policies amid Watergate and economic concerns as polls show Traxler leading narrowly.
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Michigan
James M. Sparling Jr
Nixon
Saginaw
Mich
UPI
8Th
Sparling
J. Robert Traxler
Pauli Overdorff
Traxler
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Washington
Ex-star Betty Hutton finds faith cooking in Rhode Island
Betty Hutton, 53, once famed for film and stage work, has become a Catholic convert and is cooking at St. Anthony's Rectory in Portsmouth. She speaks of rebirth and Easter happiness, praises the priests, and says she will remain there until Father Maguire deems her ready to rejoin the world, while not pursuing a return to show business.
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Portsmouth
R.I
UPI
Betty Hutton
Miss Hutton
St.Anthony’s Rectory
Betty
St. Anthony’s
Father Maguire
Weatherman to speak at Arizona meteorology chapter
The Phoenix National Weather Service Office meteorologist will address the Central Arizona Chapter of the Arizona Meteorological Society on Wednesday. Robert Ingram will discuss The New Look of the National Weather Service in Arizona at 7 30 p m in Conference Room 2167 at the Saltariver Project main building. Dr Robert Durrenberger head of ASU Laboratory of Climatology and chapter chair invites interested persons to attend free of charge.
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Phoenix National Weather Service Office
Central
Arizona
Arizona Meteorological Society
Robert Ingram
National Weather Service
Saltariver Project
Robert Durrenberger
Arizona State University
Laboratory of Climatology
Central Arizona
Socialists denounce SLA actions in California
The Socialist Labor Party of California passed a resolution condemning the Symbionese Liberation Army terrorist acts. The party denounced SLA violence as grist for the capitalist media and ammunition for the reaction.
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San Francisco
UPI
Socialist Labor Party of California
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Field Day activities at Our Lady and school events rich in prizes
The 17th annual Fun and Field Day at Our Lady Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. features running races sack and wheel barrow events egg toss booths and refreshments. A personal television set drawing awaits attendees pupils with high points win trophies ribbons. Other school news covers science fair honors, memory book projects, craft booths at Soloma and Paiute, ice cream social plans, kindergarten and district registration, staff changes, tests, PTO meetings, and a grand Ice Capades charity skate event with partial proceeds to the Theodore Roosevelt Council.
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Mary Jacobs
Our Lady
Home and School Association
Soloma
Paiute
OLPH
Ice Capades
Metro Center
Theodore Roosevelt Council
Chess as Life Mirror Across Games and Hearts
Philosophical reflections tie chess to life with lines from Mailer Wells and Tarrasch. The piece notes games lasting hours before moves, famous players’ lives, and anomalies such as a blind champion whose wife records the score. It cites chess’s grip on happiness, addiction, and relationships across decades.
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Dubrovnik
Yugoslavia
France
Madame Chaude de Silans
Folies Bergere
Louis Paulsen
Paulsen
England
William Harston
Jana
Hoyle to Lecture on Stonehenge as Ancient Observatory
Noted astronomer Fred Hoyle of Manchester will discuss his theory that Stonehenge was built as an astronomical observatory. The lecture, at Arizona State University in Room 201 Murdock Lecture Hall, begins 4 p.m. Thursday with free admission. Hoyle, visiting astronomer at Steward Observatory Tucson, likens Stone Age builders to early scientists and argues the monument could predict eclipses.
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Fred “Hoyle
University of Manchester
England
Stonehenge
Arizona State University
Murdock
Hoyle
Greece
Rome
Steward Observatory
Tucson
Institute of Theoretical Astronomy
Cambridge
Leonardo DaVinci
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