Repr H L Carey's victory in NYS gubernatorial race makes him instant Dem candidate for Vice Pres and, some politicians say, even dark-horse Pres possibility (S)

Shake‐Up by Carey

Challenge for Ford By R. W. APPLE Jr.

table gives summary of Cong vote in Nov 5 elections (S)

The Election at a Glance

Dems sweep toward domination of next Cong as voters across US apparently blame Repubs for Watergate scandal (M)

Senate and House Margins Are Substantially Enlarged

Representative Wilbur D. Mills, Democrat of Arkansas, the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, turned back a strong challenge by his Republican rival, Judy Petty. Page 37.

Mills Defeats Rival

NYS Repub Sen Jacob K Javits wins 4th term on Nov 5th, overcoming state Dem sweep and strong challenge by Dem Ramsey Clark; has 1,305,426 votes and Clark 1,171,529 with 8,342 of state's 13,757 dists reptg; Conservative candidate Keating has 469,413 votes; Javits' victory margin is largely supplied by his Liberal line on ballot, as Keating cuts into his Repub support; Javits reptdly put Clark on defensive in last wk of campaign and came across as moderate with Clark too far left for state's voters; Clark, in concession speech to supporters, asserts race shows it is possible to run strongly without accepting campaign contributions over $100; Javits's victory speech noted; member of Clark's 'anti-politics' campaign orgn sees key factors in Javits win as: Javits endorsement by NY Times; publication of tapes Clark broadcast from Hanoi; 'distortion' of Clark's position on Israel; Javits's closing TV ad blitz; Clark runs far behind top of Dem ticket; Mrs Keating's jibes at major candidates noted; Javits's charge that Clark advocated creation of Palestinian state seen as evidence that Javits ran unusually vicious campaign; Keating illus; Clark illus with supporters; Javits and wife illus (L)

Javits Wins a 4th Term, Defeating Ramsey Clark

Sec Kissinger urges rich oil-producing countries to help developing nations buy food, fertilizer and other goods needed to avert famine and increase food production, Nov 5 address to World Food Conf, Rome (S)

U.S. Proposes 3 New Groups on Hunger

Dem gains in '74 gubernatorial contests appear to lay solid organizational base for natl Dem campaign in '76 (S)

Democrats Score Gains In Contests for Governor

US Repr Ella T Grasso, Dem, is elected Conn Gov, defeating Repub opponent US Repr Robert H Steele; is 1st woman to be elected Gov of any state in Northeast; leads Dem sweep that regains control of Gen Assembly; in race for US Sen, Abraham A Ribicoff wins re-election to 3d term by resounding margin over Repub opponent James H Brannen, freshmen member of State Assembly; partial tally shows Grasso with 614,143 votes and Steele with 420,691; campaign revd; illustrations of Grasso and family (L)

RIBICOFF WINNER

$250-million borrowing program to put new life into NYS rail passenger and freight services wins overwhelming approval; partial tally shows 585,060 votes for bond issue and 325,932 against

Bond Issue to Aid State Rail Service Approved by 2 to 1

NJ voters reject casino gambling proposal by overwhelming margin; vote seen as pol defeat for Gov Byrne, who proposed casinos when he took office; NJ Tourism Development Council chmn Robert A Ford attributes defeat to 'scare tactics' and 'emotional appeals to fear' that gambling would bring in organized crime; sees rejection as blow to sagging resort econ of Atlantic City; does not think issue will be revived soon (M)

Casino Proposal Is Decisively Defeated

Robert M Morgenthau wins 4-yr term as Manhattan Dist Atty by trouncing Richard H Kuh, Repub candidate who was apptd to interim term last Feb by Gov Malcolm Wilson; Conservative candidate Andrew J McCauley trails far behind; partial tally shows Morgenthau with 140,870 votes, Kuh with 32,020 and McCauley with 6,395; campaign revd; Morgenthau illus with daughter (L)

Morgenthau Trounces Kuh in D.A. Race

LEGISLATURE SPLIT

CASA GRANDE, Peru&#8212;The sweet smell from the nearby sugar refinery drifted in through the open window of La Tranca, once one of most famous private clubs in South America. Now it is the watering hole for workers and technicians of the Casa Grande agricultural cooperative, which was celebrating its fourth anniversary.

Peru's Land Reform an Uneven Success

Israeli Premier Yitzhak Rabin on Nov 5 tells Parliament that Israel cannot accept decision of Arab leaders to recognize Palestine Liberation Orgn (PLO) as sole legitimate representatives of Palestinian people; says Israel is willing to work out final peace agreements with Arabs on basis of territorial compromise but will not negotiate with Palestinian terrorist groups; says Israeli Govt will now test whether resolutions approved by Arab leaders in Rabat summit conf will permit Egypt and Jordan to discuss settlements separately with Israel; after 6-hr debate, Communist motion calling upon Govt to act to reopen Middle East talks in Geneva is defeated; Rabin says that Israel is willing to explore possibility of progress toward peace in phases; says talks must not be limited to mil matters; says Israel is preparing for possibility of another war; both Rabin and Foreign Affairs and Security Com chmn Yitzhak Navon rept that Israeli army has been substantially strengthened since Oct '73 Middle East war; Rabin notes that ambition of PLO is to liquidate state of Israel by armed struggle; charges that Arab leaders undertook at Rabat to support this aim; Likud opposition member Shmuel Tamir attacks proposed interim settlement; Deputy Premier and Foreign Min Yigal Allon says it is offensive to Palestinians living under Israeli rule to link them with terrorists; says it is possible to reach pol settlement with these Palestinians (M)

Israel Affirms Stand on Palestinian Role

Egyptian Pres Sadat on Nov 5 confers with Bangladesh Pres Sheik Mujibur Rahman (S)

Kissinger Flies to Cairo To Assess Talk Outlook

BOSTON, Nov. 5(UPI)&#8212;Fire broke out in the cockpit of an Allegheny Airlines plane with 37 persons aboard as it approached Boston today, but the plane landed at Logan International Airport without serious incident. A spokesman for the Massachusetts Port Authority said no one was injured. The plane was en route to Boston from Chicago.

Fire Aboard Airliner

striking French workers disrupt key activities amid Govt charges of Communist plotting and angry denials by union officials; strikes in various sectors outlined; workers are not reassured by Pres Valery Giscard d'Estaing's pronouncement that those being laid off due to inflation will receive 1 yr's salary; General Labor Confed leader Georges Seguy, in lr to Giscard, says he warned 2 mos ago of impending serious soc situation; illus (M)

French Workers Disrupt Key Sectors

US Defense Sec Schlesinger holds news conf, Munster, W Ger, after watching combat demonstration of W Ger troops; calls on W Eurs to add to NATO strength to match increases in Warsaw Pact mil power; lauds W Ger as bastion of NATO; discusses US plans to increase US combat strength in W Ger, replacing some support troops without changing over-all strength of 300,000 in W Eur; accompanied at news conf by W Ger Min Georg Leber; had met with Leber and Chancellor Helmut Schmidt in Bonn; flies to Naples (M)

Schlesinger Bids Europe Build Forces

Israeli army spokesman says on Nov 5 that Israeli forces brought back headman of southern Lebanese village of Majdal-el-Zoon and his son for questioning after overnight raid; says village official and his son were 'known to have cooperated with terrorists'; 1 house in town, reptdly used by guerrillas, was demolished (S)

ISRAELIS CAPTURE 2 ON RAID IN LEBANON

Increasing role in Soviet-Amer affairs of Walter J Stoessel Jr, US Amb to USSR, discussed; Sec Kissinger's confidence in him, and his daily presence with Kissinger in recent Moscow confs with Brezhnev and other Soviet leaders, noted; Stoessel, who speaks Russian fluently, has access to Soviet leaders, has gained their credibility and become active in Moscow-Washington dialogue; position contrasts with that of ex-Amb Jacob D Beam (M)

ENVOY TO MOSCOW OFF TO GOOD START

explosion occurs outside local hq of Brit Opposition Conservative party in Birmingham, Eng; police rept no casualties, but 1 man suffers heart attack and is hospitalized; say blast caused extensive damage to computers and other offices; decline to say whether explosion was caused by bomb (S)

Breakout Attempted From Belfast Jail Used in Internment

S Korean Army announces on Nov 5 that it had rounded up 18 persons suspected of involvement in Communist espionage ring based in Japan; several similar spy groups, reptdly trained and financed by N Korea, have been uncovered in past; current announcement is not considered part of new crackdown by Pres Park on political dissidents in South; Lt Gen Kim Chong Hwan, chief of Army Security Command, says that Lee Se Tvu, member of opposition New Dem Party, has been detained for questioning in spy affair; spy ring is said to have been headed by Chin Tu Hyon; in another development, 1,500 students from Hanyang Univ in Seoul hold demonstration on campus to demand release of students being held in jail and call for revision of nation's Const (M)

SEOUL SEIZES 18 AS SPIES OF NORTH

DUBLIN, Wednesday, Nov. 6 (Reuters)&#8212; Explosions tore through the dock area of Dublin early today as fire swept through a big gas storage depot.

Big Gas‐Depot Fire Near Dublin Docks Causes Evacuation

US marshals say John William Heffron is being held on $15,000 bond on charge that he called FBI and threatened to kill Pres Ford (S)

Man Held in Threat to Ford

Zoe McLellan is an American actress known for roles in JAG, Dirty Sexy Money, NCIS: New Orleans and Designated Survivor.

Zoe McLellan, American actress

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Frank Vandenbroucke was a Belgian professional road racing cyclist. After showing promise in track and field in his adolescence, Vandenbroucke took to cycle racing in the late 1980s and developed into one of the great hopes for Belgian cycling in the 1990s, with a string of victories that included Liège–Bastogne–Liège, Grand Tour stages and Omloop Het Volk. This early success dissipated however in a series of drug problems, rows with teams and suicide attempts. Despite repeated attempts to continue his career with a string of different teams from 2000 to 2008, Vandenbroucke's drug use and unpredictability eventually led to his estrangement from the cycling world. Although Vandenbroucke claimed in an interview in 2009 to have recovered his mental health, he died of a pulmonary embolism in October 2009 at the age of 34.

November 6, 1974

Headlines from November 6, 1974

Shake‐Up by Carey

Challenge for Ford By R. W. APPLE Jr.

The Election at a Glance

Senate and House Margins Are Substantially Enlarged

Mills Defeats Rival

Billboard 200

Wrap Around Joy

Walls And Bridges

Photographs & Memories/His Greatest Hits

Not Fragile

Holiday

Notable Births

Historical Context for November 6, 1974