Humphrey presses bid as Iowa New Hampshire primaries loom
Humphrey tours Missouri drawing record Democratic crowds while Iowa and New Hampshire set the stage for 1978 nominating contests. He questions Ford and Reagan, calls for guaranteed jobs, and attends Symington events as four other Democrats push unemployment as a key issue. California hosts Republican push with Ford and Reagan managers predicting early primary wins.
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New Hampshire
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Ford backs overseas spying in presidential race
NEW YORK AP President Ford supports covert intelligence abroad and says action would require consultation with lawmakers. He faces Ronald Reagan in the primaries, predicts a tough race but remains confident about winning more states. Ford cites budget policy differences with Reagan, including a $90 billion reduction plan and moving programs to the states.
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Thomas Jefferson
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Iowa caucuses heat up as voters pick presidential nominees
Des Moines Iowa AP reports 5000 Democratic and Republican voters begin caucuses across 2617 precincts. Early state contests may not yield a front runner. uncommitted votes and proportional representation shape outcomes. Major candidates Carter Bayh Harris Udall Shriver and Jackson battle for support while Ford Reagan attract attention in the Republican race.
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Alabama
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Texas
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West Virginia
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Sinatra may be called to testify on Kennedy mob ties
Senate intelligence committee weighs summoning Frank Sinatra to address links among President Kennedy Judith Campbell Exner and mobster Sam Giancana amid questions about Castro assassination plots. Exner claims introductions and affair with Kennedy and Giancana, while Sinatra's potential testimony is debated amid past subpoena history.
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Jon F. Kennedy
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Dave Powers
Los Angeles
House Select Committee On Crime
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Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton remarry after cancer scare
Elizabeth Taylor reveals in Ladies Home Journal that a lung spot found during X rays for a possible broken rib led to a night of awe and the couple's decision to remarry. Burton proposed on bended knee in Johannesburg before the wedding October 10 in South Africa.
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Richard Burton
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Ladies Home Journal
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Chessie declares 52 1/4 cent dividend per share
Chessie System Inc board declares a dividend of 52 1/4 cents per common share payable March 1 1976 to shareowners of record February 2 1976.
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