Ford Faces Cyprus Crisis and Diplomatic White House Talks
The account outlines President Ford's tense day navigating a Cyprus cease-fire crisis. Key figures include Kissinger Scowcroft and Prime Minister Wilson. Ford met in the Oval Office with top advisers and issued a negotiated stance backing talks over force. A 7:36 p.m. cease-fire in Nicosia ended a long day.
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Kissinger
Brent Scowcroft
National Security Affairs
Nda Central Intelligence Agency
Representive Trcy
Oval Office
Ford
United States
Great Britain
London
Washington
Nixon
Nicosia
White House
Buckeye 300 Lottery Draws Grow in Ohio Regions
Lottery officials report booming sales with $20 tickets and weekly $300,000 Buckeye 300 prizes. Winners must validate double numbers at regional offices in Athens Meigs counties and Columbus for Hocking County, with next drawing set for Parma. Numerous local sellers listed across Athens Glouster Chauncey Nelsonville Pomeroy Middleport Racine Syracuse Logan Haydenville area.
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Dave Levingston
Larry Burk
Athens
Mike Rogers
Scott Adair
Phil Miller
Meigs
Hocking
Marietta
Hocking County
Columbus
Cleveland Lottery Commission
Parma
Commission
Chauncey Abdellas
Nelsonville
Romano's Pizza
Jack's Bar
VFW Post
East End
Harry's Gulf and Mack's Dairy Freeze
Pomeroy
Krogers
Meigs Inn
Tony's
Regatta Inn
White House
Gloeckners Cafe
Sammy’s
H and R. Firestone
A&p
Racine
Ward Cross and Sons
Ebers Gulf
Syracuse
Codner
Ashland
Logan Leon's
Sears
Cameo Bar and Grill
Arrow Cab Co
Shell Johnson Insurance
Joe Thomas
Wooden Shoe
Lefflers Marathon
Danny K. Horn Insurance
Shamrock Bar and Grill
West
Exxon
McGathey’s
Shell
Haydenville
Ford votes, diplomacy, and a new White House counselor
President Ford hosted a busy day with 15 governors and 16 mayors praising his candid, informal approach. He planned to swear in John O. Marsh Jr. as White House counselor, met Kissinger and Egyptian Foreign Minister Fahmy, and navigated Cyprus tensions while stressing a peace oriented trade bill and safeguards for emigration and human rights.
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John O. Marsh Jr
Virginia
White House
Ford
Wendell R. Anderson
Minnesota
Democratic Governors’ Caucus
Washington
Moon Landrieu
New Orleans
Richard M. Nixon
Milton J. Shapp
D-Pa
Congress
Cyprus Crisis Deepens as Turkish Attacks Resume
Turkish forces renew the assault on Cyprus as U N peacekeepers report Austrian troops killed and twenty two soldiers wounded. A senior Cypriot official warns the West is failing to defend Cyprus while Turkey pushes for autonomous Turkish Cypriot enclaves and federation plans.
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Cyprus
U.N. Security Council
Bulent Ecevit
U.S
William Macom
Turkey
Lefka-Nicosia-Famagusta
U.N
Security Council
Nixon Impeachment Draft Details Cover-Up Acts and Deception
The draft report portrays a pattern of undisputed acts linking Nixon to the Watergate cover-up. It cites 30 acts, statements aimed at deceiving courts and government, and alleged payments to Watergate conspirators. It notes Nixon’s directive to mislead and his knowledge of the cover-up, including the 18 minute tape gap and control over the tapes.
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Nixon
Department of Justice
Congress
Daniel Ellsberg
Internal Revenue Service
Richard M. Nixon
Democratic National
Watergate
E. Howard Hunt Jr
John D. Ehrlichman
Herbert W Kalmbach
Haldeman
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Shingle Inn
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