Kennedy Leads New Gallup Poll
Sen Edward M Kennedy tops a Gallup poll of Democratic voters as the party’s likely nominee with 32 percent support from about 540 Democrats across 950 communities surveyed December 10 to 13. Muskie 25 percent and Humphrey 19 percent. If Kennedy stays out, Humphrey leads Muskie 34 to 31 percent in a separate poll.
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Subway Workers authorize New Year strike in bid for contract
Transport Workers local leaders authorized a strike on New Year’s Day after 6 000 members voted unanimously. The union, representing 36 000 city transit workers, said the city offered nothing new in talks and urged a contract settlement.
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Tucson Man Dead Five Killed In Arizona Christmas Toll
A Tucson man named Robert V. Crittenden died after his car hit a utility pole at about 1 30 a m near E Speedway Blvd and N Alamo Ave Investigators said he was traveling at high speed in a 40 mph zone The holiday weekend toll in Arizona surpassed last year by two deaths and the national NSC estimate as the 1971 road toll rose with multiple fatalities across states
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Court to Hear Death Penalty Appeals in January
The Supreme Court, with two new justices joining January 7, will hear arguments on death penalty appeals from Illinois, Florida, Texas, Georgia, and California the week of January 17, resuming cases held during its vacancy.
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Bangla Desh asks Bengalis to halt reprisals after war
UPI reports the new Bangla Desh government appealed for peace asking Bengalis not to harm East Pakistani collaborators. Indian officials said troops would not intervene in local affairs despite ongoing communal strife.
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Hussman Funeral Tomorrow in Tucson for UA Farms Leader
Funeral services for Ernest H. Hussman a longtime University of Arizona agriculture official are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Bring's Broadway Chapel Tucson. Hussman was superintendent of three UA farms and died last Friday in his pickup at the Campbell Avenue farm. He was born March 13 1904 in Ogden Utah and survived by his wife Lucille a daughter Joan Howerton of Tulsa and two brothers and a sister. Orgs noted his 38 years with UA and he was a Mason and Shriner. Memorials to the College of Agriculture scholarship fund are requested.
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Film Actor Lowery Dies At 57
Hollywood AP report says film actor Robert Lowery died at 57 in his Hollywood apartment after a brief illness. Police cited a heart attack as the cause. Lowery, known for gangster and newspaper roles in over 50 films in the 1930s and 1940s, sometimes drew Clark Gable comparisons from fans. He later ran a drama school and did television work. His films include The Mark of Zorro Young Mr Lincoln Drums Along the Mohawk The Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond and Arson Inc.
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Rosy-cheeked Air Hero O'Donnell Dies at 65
Retired Gen Emmett O'Donnell Jr famed for leading the first B29 raid on Tokyo and later commanding the Far East Air Force Bomber Command in Korea died of coronary arrest at his McLean home. He was 65. A USMA graduate born September 15 1906 in Brooklyn he earned the Distinguished Service Medal and other honors. He leaves widow Lorraine and two sons Patrick Emmett and Terrence with a later burial planned at the Air Force Academy.
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Post Holiday Trash Pile Overwhelms City Firehouses
Oklahoma City officials asked residents to bring Christmas wrapping paper to fire stations for pickup but piles of trash, including kitchen garbage, filled the stations. One truck operated for the holiday period but failed to reduce the heaps. regular crews will work to clear the mess tonight.
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