Brown rejects vice presidency amid Democratic scramble
Edmund G Brown Jr says he will not accept the vice presidential nomination while Hubert Humphrey questions where Jimmy Carter stands on major issues. Brown criticizes Carter as machine backed and signals focus on uncommitted delegates, labor leaders, and key primaries as Reagan and Ford vie for GOP delegates.
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Soviet defense leaders vow unmatched military power
In an order of the day for the 31st victory anniversary, Defense Minister Dmitry Ustinov says the Soviet Union is stronger than ever and could defeat aggression on land, air, and sea, while Kirill Moskalenko touts qualitatively new armed forces. Brezhnev is elevated to Marshal of the Soviet Union, signaling possible supreme military command.
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Business council sees healthy outlook for economy
A business council meeting in Hot Springs Va paints a bright economic path with a forecast of 18 months of growth, despite ongoing regulatory and payroll tax concerns. Leaders from major banks and factories warn of corporate accountability issues and call for measured government planning and resource access.
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Funeral service for Henry R Mascardo in Fremont
Henry R Mascardo 4 of Fremont died Saturday. Funeral at Fremont Memorial Chapel Mortuary Wednesday at 9 a.m. He was born in California and worked at Alameda Naval Air Station. Survived by wife Juanita Mascardo of Fremont a son Douglas Mascardo of Fremont a daughter Allison Mascardo of Fremont father Gil Mascardo brother Sunny Mascardo of Los Angeles and sisters Rose Tenia of Fremont Abelyn Mascardo of San Jose and Sandra Mascardo of Newark. Rosary Tuesday at 8 p.m. Burial Cedar Lawn Cemetery attended by Paulach Mass to follow.
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Marriages decline in 1974 says Health Statistics Center
The National Center for Health Statistics reports 2,229,667 marriages in 1974, about 54,000 fewer than 1973, marking the first 16 year decline. Early 1975 data suggest ongoing drop with about 2,126,000 marriages, the HEW unit notes.
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