Wallace begins 2% years early push for 1976 nomination
Gov. George Wallace moves to build a national campaign structure years ahead of the 1976 Democratic presidential race. Wallace aims to emulate McGovern’s 1972 convention victory by reorganizing delegate selection and creating state campaigns with three organizers, including Mickey Griffin, to influence a December Kansas City mini-convention.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
George Co. Wallace
Wallace
Charles Snider
Snider
Sen
George McGovern
Mickey Griffin
Griffin
Kansas City
Malnutrition Linked to Brain Development in Children
A National Academy of Sciences panel says over the last decade research ties early severe malnutrition to poorer intellectual development and behavior. Hunger also hinders learning via apathy and inattention. more studies are urged, with emphasis on disseminating current knowledge to prevent malnutrition.
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AL Rossiter
UPI
Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Health education ignored by schools panel finds funds misdirected
A presidential panel says health education is fragmented and underfunded with less than a quarter of one percent of HEW dollars spent on it. It urges a National Center for Health Education funded at 15 to 18 million annually, though not all panelists agreed.
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Craig Palmer Washington
UPI
Committee On Health Education
Center For Health Education
Nixon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Walter J.mcnerney
The
Blue Cross Association
White House
R. Heath Larry
U.S. Steel
Joy G. Cauffman
School of Medicine
University of California
Joseph A. Beirne
Communications Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Palestinian guerrillas carried out 1251 attacks in 1973
A guerrilla command statement says Palestinian fighters conducted 1251 commando attacks inside Israel and occupied territories in 1973. After the 18 day war began Oct 6 the operations averaged about 15 per day, with the main action noted during the October war.
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Cairo
UPI
Israel
Palestinian Revolution Forces
Egypt
Middle East
Love across ideologies fuels Palo Alto couple
A Palo Alto woman vows to marry Russian artist Boris Mukhametshin after meeting in Leningrad in 1968 and renewing their bond during her Peace Corps stint. Visa issues and Moscow questioning followed her 1970s return, yet he vows to persevere despite red tape and a divided lot.
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Palo Alto
Calif
UPI
Charlotte Daigle
Boris
Mukhametshin
Leningrad
Soviet Union
Peace Corps
Daigle
Russia
Moscow
Intourist
Lenengrad
Ars
Car Pooling Service Planned to Match Private Riders
Phoenix businessman Forrest Harr announces Car Pooling Service to create city wide car pools for private citizens a 5 dollar initial fee. Service uses computer matching by neighborhood and destination with a 30 day refund if no match is found. He says pooling could conserve gasoline and help the local economy.
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Phoenix
UPI
Forrest Harr
Harr
Hart
Federal to probe Arizona gasoline shortage
Rep John Rhodes says the federal government will investigate the Arizona gasoline shortage. William Simon told him the inquiry would be complete to determine causes and prevent repeats. Rhodes notes Arizona faces the worst fuel scarcity in the nation and hopes Congress passes the energy bill after recess.
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Phoenix
UPI
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
Arizona
Rhodes
William Simon
Federal Energy “Office
Washington
Congress
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