New York Primary Sees Moynihan Slowly Gain Lead
Moynihan edges Bella Abrug in New York Democratic Senate race while Republican Buckley wins as expected. Across states Humphrey Proxmire and Kennedy easily renominated. Rhode Island Noo l struggles in Senate bid. varied turnout and surprises mark early midterm results.
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Daniel Patrick Mopnihan
U.S
United Nations
James Buckley
U.S. Senate
New York
Edward Ketaned
Hubert Humphrey
William Proxmire
Senate
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Bella
Buckley
Moynihan
New York City
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Absug
Sho
Abrug
Ramsey Clack
Mystery man John Adams wins NH GOP bid in Bicentennial year
In Concord New Hampshire John Adams a mystery candidate with no campaign activity won the Republican nomination in the 1st District over Edward Hewson and two other unknowns Adams from Exeter reportedly received 11193 votes to Hewson 895 Adams had little public contact and was described as unaware of his victory His win in a Bicentennial year has sparked speculation that the name John Adams aided his bid Adams will face Democrat Norm O Amours in November
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Sprrtt
New York
GOP
Rockley
Reg
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Westchester County
Philip Noo
Rhode Island
U.S. Senate
John Q. Pastore
Richard Lorber
Noel
New Hampshire
Mekirim Thomaun
Jon Adams
Eor Coy
C. Privette
Andi Liquor
Lye Lorber-Noel
Fernand St. Germain
Edward Beard
Utail Orrin Hatch
Asst
Secretary of the Interior
Jack Carlson
Senate
Frank Moss
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Allat Howe
Joe Ferguson
Chuire
K. Gunn McKay
Vernon Romney
Michigan
George Romney
Scott Matheson
Calvin Rampton
Vermont
Thomas P. Salmon
Scott Skinner
Robert T. Stafford
Wisconsin
Proxmire
Wyoming
Smile
Kalcolm Wallop
Gale McGee
Teco Roncalio
Concord
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Wes
Adams
Parker
Edward Hewson
Hewson
Windham
Richard Ellis
Greenland
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Raymond
Maxwell
Andover
Mass
Massachusetts State Senate
Ed Howard
Patrick Henry
George
Washington
Howard
Sherman Adams
Norm O'Amours
Reagan Returns Favors With Planned Fund-raising Tours
Ronald Reagan, in Los Angeles, resumes campaign help for candidates who aided his bid. He schedules speeches in eight states over six weeks and will join President Ford and other leaders in a closed circuit TV fundraising event on October 1, as the Ford-Reagan contest outcome remains unsettled.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
California
Tori
Ford
Reagan
West Point cadet found guilty of rape
Lavelle McNutt of Maryland was found guilty at a U S Military Academy court martial of raping a visitor during a March performance. He was sentenced to five years hard labor and dismissed, with a recommendation for psychiatric care. He pleaded guilty to sanity issues after previously entering an insanity plea. He faces a separate state court trial for another rape charge. The court martial ordered the sentence to Leavenworth, Kansas, though transfer timing was not disclosed.
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N.Y
Ws, Military Academy
Lavelle McNutt
Columbia
U.S
McNutt
Academy
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Smith College
Hest Point
Melutl
FL. Leavenworth, Kan
Ford campaigns in Michigan as Carter targets AFL-CIO speech
President Ford visits Ann Arbor for a campaign speech at his alma mater while rival Democrat Jimmy Carter plans a major address to a Detroit area AFL-CIO convention. Carter criticizes Medicare waste and urges national health care, hitting Ford for staying in the White House and defending his campaign pace.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
White House
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Ann Arbor
Detroit
Deartown
Philadelphia
Mondale
Minnesota
Bob Bale
West
Ariz
Senate
Time running out on renewal of revenue sharing plan
Congress faces a 18. billion gap as House and Senate seek a 34 year renewal of revenue sharing. Senate backs 41.2 billion total return, House at 49 billion. White House supports quick action to avert fiscal strain on cities and states.
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Washington
House
Senate
Paul Myer
White House
Ford
Cecil D. Andrus
Idaho
Governors’ Conference
M Nixon
Maryland Numbers Game Winning Number Drawn
The Maryland Numbers Game daily lottery drawing on Tuesday produced the winning number 352.
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Saltimohe
Maryland
Unclear OCR sports score card fragment
Fragmentary OCR readout lists odd figures and names with no clear event, team, or date. No coherent game result or opponent is identifiable for a factual headline or summary.
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