The ASSOCIATED Press
Latest Articles
Over the Wire
WASHINGTON--Martin Chancey, secretary of the local unit of the Communist Party, asked Attorney-General Frank Murphy today to investigate the "lawless,
Huskers Stomp Sooners; PSU Hangs Tough in Evanston
Now it gets really interesting. In State College, Pa., and Chapel Hill, N.C., next weekend four teams with perfect records
Lions' Near-Miss Drops PSU to Second; Huskers Reign
Penn State and LSU wanted to avoid letdowns after emotional victories last week. Neither did. Ohio State and Florida wanted
Somerville Murder Trial Begins
During the first day of jury selection for the trial of accused 17-year-old killer Edward S. O'Brien Jr., attorneys impaneled
Don King Gives Talk At HLS
Flamboyant boxing promoter Don King yesterday credited the U.S. Constitution for his success and urged Harvard Law School students to
Primaries Close
Oklahoma Rep. Mike Synar narrowly lost a Democratic runoff to a retired school principal who spent less than $17,000 on
In Chicopee, Ballot Counting No Longer Manual
CHICOPEF, Mass.--A small army of election workers have counted ballots by hand in this western Massachusetts city for as long
Kennedy Gains A Granddaughter
WASHINGTON--It's granddaughter No. 2 for Sen. Edward Kennedy. Kennedy announced yesterday that his daughter, Kara Kennedy Allen, gave birth to
WORLD
SEQOUL, South Korea- Foreign Minister Han Sung- joo will visit Washington next week to discuss North Korea's withdrawl from an
International Community Fondly Remembers Arthur Ashe
Arthur Ashe was an inspiration, a goodwill ambassador of tennis and a missionary of Black American sports. The tennis world