Ford leads Kennedy in first heats for 1976 race
Harris Survey shows Ford ahead of Kennedy 48 to 44 and ahead of Jackson 43 to 41 among 1,103 likely voters. Ford leads in the South and Midwest while trailing Kennedy and Jackson in the East and West. Union members favor Ford less but remain strong overall.
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Watergate Tops AP News Story Poll of 1973
The Associated Press editors and broadcasters named Watergate the top news story of 1973, followed by Agnew, the end of the Vietnam War and POW releases, the economy, Middle East war, energy crisis, the Texas killing of 27 boys, Johnson’s death, Skylab missions, and Chile’s revolution. The poll was completed before the later energy crisis deepened.
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Gurney to Stay on Senate Watergate Committee
Senator Edward J. Gurney says he will remain a member of the Senate Watergate committee despite missing eight public sessions between Oct 31 and Nov 15. An aide noted reports of reduced activity while records show the Florida grand jury probe into builder contributions to Gurney over FHA favors was ongoing.
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Outhouses Fuel Crisis Hits Wake Forest Firms
Portable outhouses used at construction sites have become victims of the energy shortage. Industrial Plastics Co. halted production because styrene plastic is hard to obtain. President George Mackie Jr. says several other manufacturers have also stopped making them.
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