Hughes denial ends kidnapping speculation in Nevada power fight
Howard Hughes spoke by telephone with Governor Laxalt from the Bahamas to deny kidnaping rumors amid a Nevada control clash. The $300 million Hughes holdings face court battles as Maheu and Hooper lose and win restraining orders. Hughes vacationing on Paradise Island, illness rumors linger, and executives push power terms over hotels casinos and mines.
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Hickel criticizes campaign tactics and tone in 1970s race
Former Interior Secretary Walter Hickel, speaking publicly for the first time since his dismissal by President Nixon, denounces negative campaign tactics and calls for hopeful messaging. He says he is considering a 1974 Alaska Senate bid but has no plans to build a political base.
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James Farmer resigns HEW post to pursue civil rights advocacy
James Farmer, longtime civil rights leader and former head of CORE, resigns as assistant secretary of Health, Education and Welfare after 20 months in government. He leaves to lecture, write his autobiography, and form a think tank to advance minority interests, citing dissatisfaction with civil rights progress inside government.
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Dear Abby Advice Columns Highlight Stage Play and Organ Complaints
A set of Dear Abby letters covers guests at a stage play who stayed despite a bored host, a resident who laments organ playing at social events, and a 73 year old Texan praising volunteer work. The letters reflect etiquette worries and civic service anecdotes from readers including Wisconsinite and Marshall Texas voices.
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Red Cross
Cancer Society
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Dawbarn Shows Interest in Governor Race in Virginia
State Sen. H. Dunlop Dawbarn expressed interest in the 1973 Virginia governor race after a Richmond Republican meeting. He said he would consider running but noted Holton cannot seek reelection and that party should select a strong candidate. Dawbarn also said he aims to avoid being a last minute candidate.
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J Sargeant Reynolds
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