10 Feb 1976
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1976
Page
1
Guatemalan disaster leaves 17,032 dead 54,825 injured 1,044,441 homeless per National Emergency Committee. refugees line roads while beggars plead. Relief from many nations flows to Guatemala City and rural areas as vaccination and water purification programs begin.
A federal judge refused releasing former Concord Mayor Herbert Quinn who is jailed for refusing to answer grand jury questions about alleged gunrunning from New Hampshire to Northern Ireland.
New York AP reports Sen. Edward Kennedy remains the top Democratic pick for the nomination in a Harris poll of 2,580 Democrats and independents, ahead of Hubert Humphrey and George Wallace. A separate survey without Kennedy shifts Humphrey to first and Wallace to second with Jackson, Muskie, Brown, Bayh, and Carter following.
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin told Parliament that the United States tapped its emergency weapons stockpiles after the 1973 Middle East war. He said Washington gave priority to arming the Israel Defense Forces, even depriving American units of weapons.
KIAMEY Niger AP government says about a fifth to a quarter of the five million population faces serious malnutrition and appeals for 200000 tons of emergency food before the May rainy season.
Escambia High School students and patrolmen say no violence will erupt while state troopers guard the campus. If the 70 riot-equipped officers leave, a 17 year old student warns that "All hell will break loose" and violence may resume.
About 50 returning mercenaries faced Scotland Yard inquiries over reports that 14 men were executed for refusing to fight. Claims of a massacre near Dambo and possible orders by a Greek-born commander prompted police searches and arrests for earlier offenses and illegal firearms.
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