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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1975
Page
15
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Former California governor Ronald Reagan says he will not rush into the 1976 presidential race if odds are against him. He is buoyed by enthusiastic audiences and local Republicans on a six state tour, but will rely on Citizens for Reagan for an objective appraisal of his chances against Ford.
Democratic party officials say their weekend fundraising telethon fell about 1 million dollars short of a 6 million goal. California telethon director Pam Duffy said the total would near 4.7 million after pledges from a 22 hour show are counted.
Brig. Muritala Mohammed, 38, named Nigeria's new head after a bloodless coup. Lagos Radio declared a dusk to dawn curfew and closed borders while Kampala reports said the capital was quiet. Gowon, in Uganda for a regional summit, was replaced as the long standing leader amid a government and army takeover.
In Helsinki the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe opens with 36 leaders from 32 European nations plus the United States and Canada. President Kekkonen calls it a day of joy and hope and says a new era in mutual relations is dawning as detente moves Europe toward stability and peace.
In Detroit, about 300 riot police backed by tear gas moved against hundreds of demonstrators on a decaying northwest business strip. The protests followed a white man's charged shooting of a Black teenager, with 36 arrests Tuesday and the two day total reaching 99.
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