Beame Wins New York Mayor Run First Jewish Leader
Democratic Brendan T. Byrne captures New Jersey governor race in a landslide as Watergate backlash fuels Democratic gains. In New York City Abraham Beame wins mayoralty to become first Jewish mayor, with Byrne expanding party control in New Jersey and Democrats sweeping offices in several cities.
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New Jersey
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Virginia
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Henry E. Howell Jr
Ocrats
New York City
Abraham D. Beame
John V. Lindsay
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Nixon
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Louisville
Neighbofferson
Philadelphia
Judg
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Nixon weighs 50 mph speed limit in energy plan
President Nixon plans a national TV radio address Wednesday to discuss the energy crisis and outline new conservation proposals. A 50 mile per hour national speed limit and year round daylight saving time are among actions under consideration along with restrictions on nonessential industry hours.
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Woods to testify on Nixon Watergate tapes review
Rose Mary Woods, Nixon’s longtime secretary, was told she will be called to testify about her review of the subpoenaed Watergate tapes. Judge Sirica interrupted the hearing to announce Woods’ possible witness status as White House aides clarified her involvement with the tapes.
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Nixon
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U.S. District Court
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Miss Woods
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Parker
Stephen W. Bull
Bull
Senate Watergate Committee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Bozeman Vote Light Despite Snow In City Elections
Bozeman voters turned out despite heavy snow to validate two recreation bond issues and elect three city commissioners. Early results show 40.15 percent turnout of 8,900 registered voters with bonds likely passing. Incumbents Vollmer and Lehrkind lead the council race. Robert Taylor and P L Nielsen follow, with Holter and Soper far behind.
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Bozeman
Aoe
James Vollmer
Carl Lehrkind
Robert Taylor
P. L
Nielsen
Mary Holter
Robert Soper
Butte Teen Dies After U S 10 Car Crash West of Livingston
An 18 year old Butte girl Lorene Lindquist died on arrival after a one car crash five miles west of Livingston on U S 10. William Foster 21 of Butte and two passengers were treated and released. The group was reportedly bound for Billings. The death marked Park County's sixth this year.
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Lorene — Lindquist
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Grace Huttinger
Livingston Hospital
Billings
Park County
Missist
Wallace Lindquist
NWS half right as Montana snow totals differ
The National Weather Service forecast 6-12 inches for Southwest Montana but measured only 3 inches at Butte airport by 7:20 p.m. Tuesday, leaving totals at 10 inches after the storm. The snow spurred minor accidents and cold temperatures with warnings lifted as the system moved southeast.
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National Weather Service
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Butte
Global war reports and strikes across Saigon Belfast New Delhi Brussels
AP dispatches report a rocket attack on a government air base following border camp seizures in Saigon signaling a new Communist offensive. In Belfast a British soldier is killed amid sectarian violence bringing Ireland’s toll to 900 as gunfire erupts in Newton Hamilton. A general strike shuts down New Delhi with mob violence and arrests. European ministers in Brussels back Egypt on an Israeli pullback to the 22 October cease-fire line and urge a Middle East settlement with Israeli withdrawal and Palestinian rights.
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Belfast
Newton Hamilton
Ireland
New Delhi
Brussels
European Common Market
Egypt
Middle East
Pentagon says no Soviet airlift to Syria Egypt this week
Pentagon sources report no Soviet airlift of military supplies into Syria and Egypt on the first two days of the week. Flights declined from an average of 20 early last week to six last Saturday, with officials unsure if the airlift is ended. The cease-fire is cited as reducing need for emergency shipments.
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Pentagon
Syria
Egypt
Middle East
Bunker Hill goes on strike idling 1600 workers
United Steelworkers Local 7854 struck the Bunker Hill Co productivity unit in Kellogg Idaho as the three year contract expired at 12 01 am Tuesday. About 1400 steel workers joined by 200 AFL CIO craft workers walked off while 350 salaried staff kept working. Talks continued without resolution on economic issues. The plant is in the Coeur d Alene mining district and a prolonged strike could hurt the local economy. The last shutdown occurred in 1960 lasting 220 days.
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Bunker Hill Co
United Steelworkers of America
Gulf Resources and Chemical Corp
Houston
Tex
Bunker Hill
Afl-Cio
Larry L. Marshall
Coeur d'Alene
Kellogg
Idaho
Weather Summary: Cold with Snow Flurries
Variable cloudiness and snow flurries continue the cold spell. Highs around 28 degrees, lows near 0, with a weather map brief on Page 11.
Anaconda Faces Record November Snowfall
Anaconda residents battled seven days of heavy snow with totals surpassing 32 inches. The Big Stack station logged 31.5 inches since Oct 31, as chains and snow removal dominated daily life and several highways saw jackknifed trucks and many vehicles stranded.
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Anaconda
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Utilities commission seeks help money in Montana budget
The Public Service Commission asks the 1974 Montana legislature for nearly 142000 to hire nine staffers for audits and engineering studies as a flood of rate increase requests looms from energy shortages and higher fuel prices. The request follows 410000 already allocated for operations through mid 1975.
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Public Service Commission
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Standard State Bureau
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McTaggert
Commission
Louis G. Boedecker
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