Ford Rivalry Over Philosophy Emerges In News Conference
President Ford and challenger Reagan show differing views on Social Security and federal spending with Ford saying they differ philosophically on some points while later arguing no clear ideology split exists. The election scene includes campaign strategy in New Hampshire and Florida as FEC reform debates unfold and funds are allocated.
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Midler Honored as Harvard Woman of the Year
Pop singer Bette Midler receives Harvard University Hasty Pudding Club’s 26th Woman of the Year award for entertainers who perform before live audiences. She accepts proudly and performs a blues number about a dentist named Dr Longjaw as part of the ceremony.
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Pope-Hennessy to retire as British Museum director
Sir John Pope-Hennessy will retire as director of the British Museum at year end after a long tenure beginning in 1974. The Times notes there is no basis to claims he will become director of New York’s Metropolitan Museum. He previously led London's Victoria and Albert Museum and taught at Williams College.
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Tornadoes Hit Tennessee Cause Damage and Injuries
The Associated Press reports three possible tornadoes with winds up to 100 mph injuring one person and causing thousands in damage across Tennessee. Sightings included Smyrna near Nashville and Dyersburg in the northwest, with the Civil Defense noting 100 mph gusts at a truck stop and 52 mph at Nashville airport. Authorities expected a full damage estimate by noon.
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Kissinger Tours Latin America Amid Cuban Issue Debates
Secretary of State Kissinger heads to Peru on the Latin American trip dominated by Cuban concerns. Tear gas protests in Lima accompany his arrival as Morales Bermudez seeks to deepen socialist ties while maintaining U.S. relations.
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