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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1976

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Udall Gains Attention in New Hampshire Campaign Stop

Morris Udall, amid a crowded New Hampshire primary race, seeks voter recognition with personal appeals at Sandy's Bowling Alley. Actor Cliff Robertson, moved by Udall's record, endorses him after researching candidates, noting Udall’s bold 15 years of decisions and urging voters to consider his credentials.

Salem N.H UPI Morris Udall Ronnie Reagan Arizona Reagan Gerald Ford New Hampshire Cliff Robertson Udall Sandy White House Robertson Elk Mo Udall

Udall to Hold Tucson Primary Night Watch Party

U S Rep Morris K Udall will join supporters in Tucson via phone from New Hampshire where the nation's first presidential primary is held. The Tucson Press Club in Pioneer Plaza will open at 5 p m and expect returns by 7 p m Tucson time.

U.S Morris K. Udall Dariz Tucson New Hampshire Udall Arizona Tucson Press Club Pioneer Plaza Mo Udall Susan Marshall Southwest Region

Nurse faces prison after 81 year old’s bed restraint death

Private nurse Mary Kennedy 36 pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter over the November death of 81 year old Mrs. Mary Bowers. Bowers suffocated after choking on vomit from liquor. Kennedy tied her to the bed. authorities suspect the nurse’s restraint contributed to the death. Kennedy remains jailed without bail until sentencing next month.

Mary Kennedy Mary Bowers Allen Minker Edward Brucker Superior Court Robert B. Buchanan Mrs. Kennedy Pima County

New rescue group selects temporary officers

Thomas P. Harlan was elected temporary president of a new search and rescue group organized by Sheriff William Coy Cox. Dale Regelman, Francis Walker and Helen Grammont were named vice president secretary and treasurer respectively with John Hood Robert Endress and Bill Grimes as interim board members. The group includes former members of the Southern Arizona Rescue Association Four-Wheel Drive and Emergency Services Search and Rescue.

Thomas P. Harlan William Coy Cox Dale Regelman Francis Walker Helen Grammont John Hood Robert Endress Bill Grimes The Southern Arizona Rescue Association, Four-Wheel Drive and Emergency Services Searchand Rescue

Return of Marine bodies last gesture by Hanoi

US sources say the repatriation of the last two American Marines killed in Indochina may mark Washington’s final help without changes in policy. A Kennedy aide team will retrieve Cpl Charles McMahon Jr. and Cpl Darwin Judge in Saigon, while Hanoi signals limited future cooperation and ongoing humanitarian talks.

Washington Udall America Hanoi Bangkok Yap United States Vietnam Sen Edward Kennedy D-Mass Saigon Charles McMahon Jr Woburn Mass Darwin L. Judge Marshalltown Iowa Jerry Tinker Dale DeHaan U.S

Membership of the Associated Press notice

The Tucson Daily Citizen lists AP copyright and republication rights along with United Press International affiliation. It includes home delivery rates for metropolitan and outside areas, mall and subscription options, and contact details for subscriptions in Tucson Arizona.

Tucson Daily Citizen THE Associated Press United Press International Tucson Arizona Canada Mexico Citizen Publishing Company Park Ave

Nixon begins revisit to China

Former President Richard Nixon arrives in Peking with Pat Nixon on the fourth anniversary of his landmark visit. The couple stay at the same guest house as in 1972 while Nixon flies in on a Chinese Boeing 707, refueling in Anchorage and Tokyo.

Nixon China Peking UPI Richard Nixon Pat Peking Airport Nixons Chou En-lai Shanghai United States Peoples Republic of China Los Angeles Air Force Anchorage Alaska Tokyo

Arrests in 1957 killing tied to civil rights era crimes

Alabama officials announced the arrest of Sonny Kyle Livingston James York and Henry Alexander three Montgomery men on charges linked to the 1957 murder of Willie Edwards Jr. Edwards was abducted in Montgomery and drowned in the Alabama River amid a Ku Klux Klan act described as a civil rights execution. The case echoes the era’s climate following the 1963 Birmingham church bombing that killed four girls.

Montgomery, Ala UPI Alabama William J. Baxley Birmingham Sonny Kyle Livingston James York Henry Alexander Montgomery Baxley Willie Edwards Jr Edwards Alabama River Lowndes County Livingston York Alex Ander Ralph David Abernathy Southern Christian Leadership Conference York and Alexander

Copters Herd Hungry Buffalo in Yellowstone

Yellowstone National Park officials use two helicopters to herd about 85 American bison away from the lower Yellowstone River valley and back to their winter range. Unusually icy conditions from severe weather have limited grazing areas, prompting the move to prevent the herd from straying north toward Montana and potential shootings.

Bozeman, Mont Yellowstone National Park Montana Yellowstone River Valley

New Flu Vaccine Push In Anticipation Of Epidemic

UPI reports top medical officials authorized vaccine makers to develop a new vaccine against a suspect flu strain reminiscent of 1918 19. Four Ft Dix N J cases rose to six with one fatal. Experts warn US could face wide spread illness before fall if the strain spreads.

Washington UPI United States Parkman Ft. Dix N.J

Concorde monitor plan faces criticism in U S Senate

Sen Lowell P Weicker Jr voices opposition to the FAA monitoring Concorde noise during 16 months of test flights to New York and Washington. Weicker warns the plan risks a fox guarding the chicken coop and challenges the legality of the proposed tests approved by Transportation Secretary William T Coleman Jr.

Washington UPI Lowell P. Weicker Jr R Conn Federal Aviation Administration Weicker Transportation Department New York Transportation William T. Coleman Jr

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