GOP Targets Senate Seats in 1976 Elections
Republicans view 1976 as favorable for snagging seats in Missouri Michigan Nevada Florida Indiana New Mexico Utah and California while protecting Hawaii and New York. Key races include Howard Cannon in Nevada Lawton Chiles Indiana Vance Hartke Philip Hart retirement Joseph Montoya in New Mexico Frank Moss in Utah and Stuart Symington’s Missouri seat with a Democratic contest shaping up.
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Clay F.richards
Seeieiee
Aryne Cine Gop
Missouri
Michigan
Nevada
Floriia
Indiana
Newexico
Utah
California
James Buckley
New York
GOP
Hawaii
Hiram Fong
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Stevens
Henry Jackson
Washington
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
William Brock Ofennessee
Howard Cannon
Robert List
U.S
David Towell
Ida
Lawton Chiles
Ceeies Ts
Orlando
Vance Hartke
Indianapolis
Lugarchigan
Philip Hart
Eee Ruppe
William Milliken
New Mexico
Joseph Montoya
Joseph Skeen
Francene Neff
Frank Moss
Vernon Romney
George Romney
Stuart Symington
Nas Benets
Moore names Bromley to fill PSC seat in West Virginia
Huntington attorney and Marshall University professor Paul Bromley, 50, was chosen by Gov. Arch Moore to join the West Virginia Public Service Commission replacing Elizabeth Hallanan. Bromley, an Army veteran decorated with Bronze Star and Purple Heart, will be sworn in Monday.
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Charleston
W.va
UPI
Paul Bromley
Huntington
Marshall University
Arch A. Moore Jr
West Virginia Public Service Commission
Elizabeth Hallanan
Miss Hallanan
Columbia Gas
West Virginia
PSC
Moore
Bromley
Marshall
Er Electric
Parsons and Baker Law Firm
West Virginia University School of Law
U.S
Huntington Ymca Board of Directors
American Legion Post
Legion Board of Trustees
Janet
Refugee group stages counter demonstration at Ft Chaffee
About 40 Vietnamese refugees, mostly women and children, marched four blocks at Ft Chaffee to counter a Friday protest by others seeking immediate repatriation to Vietnam. They carried English and Vietnamese banners, voiced anticommunist chants, and urged Americans not to misread Friday demonstrators.
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FT. Chaffee
Ark
UPI
Vietnam
Su Tan Thanh
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Phere
Thanh
Ofriday
Col
Joe Rogers
Army Information
Chaffee
United States
Guam
Wake Islands
Wake
South Korea orders general alert amid North Korean threats
Seoul ordered all government employees on alert and canceled leaves to bolster national security amid rising North Korean threats. A civil defense corps is planned with 3 to 3.5 million volunteers, roles to be phased under a three stage emergency duty system.
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Seoul
UPI
Kim Jong-Pil
Turday
Shim Hansun
South Korea
Indochina
Americans Accused of Mercenary Roles in Rhodesia Conflict
UPI reports Rhodesian black nationalists and U.S. officials claim about 60 Americans are fighting in Rhodesia with more being recruited in the United States. State Department officials say they are reviewing legality but have not halted recruitment.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
U.S
United States
Tapson Mawere
African National Union
ZANU
Rhodesia
Britain
Temple Cole
Mawere
Cole
Robert K. Brown
Phoenix Associates
Denver
Colorado
Brown
Quantico Marine Base
Virginia
Know
Anti-Gandhi Rally Slated In Delhi By Opposition
Opposition workers in taxis with loudspeakers urged mass art at a public rally to demand Prime Minister Indira Gandhi resign. The event counters Friday's massive pro Gandhi gathering, with 72-year-old Jayaprakash Narayan expected to address supporters in Old Delhi field.
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New Delhi
UPI
Indira Gandhi
Jayaprakash Narayan
Old Delhi
Deputies guard abandoned homes as floods hit Great Falls
In Great Falls Montana armed sheriff's deputies set roadblocks to prevent looting as 4000 residents evacuated after the Sun River overflow. Rain and snowmelt triggered widespread damage with no loss of life reported. Bridges out and highways closed into Glacier National Park. Authorities planned staged returns for cleanup.
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Great Falls
Mont
UPI
Sun River
Montana
National Weather Service
West Great Falls
Rocky Mountains
Cascade County
John Krsul
Glacier National Park
Clark Fork
Missoula
NWS
Iranian Princess Ashraf gives $1 million to UN IWY conference
Princess Ashraf sister of the Shah of Iran donates $1 million to the United Nations for International Women's Year activities and a proposed Institute for Research and Information on the Status of Women. A second $1 million pledge depends on adoption of an international women's institute proposal.
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Mexico City
UPI
United Nations
Ashraf
Shah of
Iran
Xilonen
IWY Tribune
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Betty Friedan
Pedro Ojeda Paullada
IWY
The
United
Princess Ashraf
Economic Commission For Asia
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Ron Rittenhouse
Gene Allen
Terry Saurborn Jr
Terry Saurborn
Cobun Creek Road
Senate
le Minh Tan
David Arnold
Eton
South Vietnam
Mohandas Pe Ie
International Women’s Institute
Friedan
Jihan Sadat
Israel
Philippines
Imelda Marcos
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