GOP Seeks Upset Vote In Mississippi
National parties eye scattered odd year elections as Mississippi faces a high profile governor’s race. Cliff Finch duels Gil Carmichael in a contest seen as GOP potential upset amid scattered state contests and busing debates shaping Kentucky and Boston races.
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Washington
GOP
Mississippi
Cliff Finch
Gil Carmichael
Meridian
Carmichael
Finch
Batesville
Kentucky
Julian M. Carroll
Robert E. Gable
Frankfort
Carroll
Ford Policy Same After Job Changes Ford Policy Same After Job Changes
President Ford announces a major personnel shakeup at defense and foreign policy while insisting policy stays on course toward peace and prosperity into the 1976 campaign. He says Rockefeller will support his bid, as Rumsfeld and Bush are named to key posts and Colby exits the CIA.
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Washington
Ford
Nelson A Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Europe
James R. Schlesinger
Henry A. Kissinger
Soviet Union
Donald Rumsfeld
White House
Rumsfeld
Kissinger
Pentagon
William E. Colby
CIA
George Bush
Texas
U.S
United Nations
Peking
Colby
Congress
Congressional
Voting machines debated as Ohio counties eye automated systems
Summit County officials await a perfect automated vote count while Stark County plans to deploy machines. Stark foresees hours of hand tabulation with 24 tons of paper ballots, while Summit anticipates a 3 4 a.m. tally. Portage tests computerized cards with early midnight results expected.
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Neil Bibler
Associated Press
Summit County Elections
George Vaughn
Stark County Elections
Robert E. McFadden
Summit County
Vaughn
McFadden
Stark
Summit Elections Board
California
County Commission
Portage County
Ralph Wright
Wright
Lynette Fromme Trial Starts in Ford Assassination Case
Sacramento jury selection opens for Lynette Fromme age 27 charged with attempting to assassinate President Ford. She allegedly pointed a loaded .45 pistol at Ford from two feet away in a park near the California Capitol.
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Sacramento
Calif
Lynette Fromme
Ford
Charles Manson
Miss Fromme
State Capitol
Secret Service
Hearst Mental Competence Hearing May Accelerate Trial
Patricia Hearst faces a mental competence hearing today before U.S. District Court Judge Oliver J. Carter in San Francisco. A ruling could trigger a swift trial date or delay proceedings, depending on the outcome.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Pet Turkey Stolen From Van Wert Yard
Van Wert County deputies seek the thief who took a pet turkey named Clarence from Mrs. Phillip Holmes's yard over the weekend. Clarence is a white tom turkey about 50 pounds. Holmes's other turkey Clarabelle is heartbroken over the loss.
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van Wert
Ohio
Clarence
Phillip Holmes
Five-Week Break Planned for BGSU Calendar
Bowling Green State University proposes a five week break between fall and winter quarters in 1976. Fall quarter would run Sept 13 to Nov 13 with winter from Jan 3 to March 17 and spring from March 28 to June 9 pending trustees approval.
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Bowling Green, Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Gilligan Robbed at Gunpoint Near Capitol Hill Home
Former Ohio governor John J. Gilligan was robbed by two men near his Capitol Hill residence in Washington. Police said the incident occurred about 1 a.m. on October 18 as he walked his dog. the amount taken was not disclosed. Gilligan, who lost reelection in Ohio, works for the Smithsonian Institution.
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Washington
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Capitol Hill
District of Columbia
Gilligan
Smithsonian Institution
Weather forecast partly cloudy with mild temps
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with lows in the low to mid 50s and highs in the upper 60s to low 70s A 20 percent chance of rain applies tonight and Wednesday Details: Page 6.
Ohio voters weigh largest state bond package ever proposed
Voters across Ohio decide Gov Rhodes 4.5 billion blueprint for economic revival amid debate over risk of bankruptcy. Secretaries predict turnout near last year as nine constitutional amendments and several local measures dot the ballot.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States
James A. Rhodes
Ted W. Brown
National Weather Service
Cleveland
Ralph Perk
Cleveland Board of Education
Arnold Pinkney
Ford Nominates Rumsfeld Richardson and Bush for Key Posts
President Ford announced nominations of Donald Rumsfeld to defense Elliot Richardson to commerce and George Bush to the CIA. Senate approval was expected, though some lawmakers questioned continued defense spending cuts CIA oversight and detente as the shakeup aims to stabilize the administration. Humphrey Perkins Jackson Baker and others defended or critiqued the moves amid GOP political calculations.
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Washington
Ford
Senate
Donald Rumsfeld
Defense
Elliot L Richardson
Commerce
George Bush
CIA
James R. Schlesinger
Rumsfeld
Sen
James McClure
Idaho
Senate Intelligence Committee
Frank Church
William E. Colby
Committee
Church
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Richardson
Humphrey
London
U.S
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Schlesinger
Howard Baker
Rtenn
Spain alerts army as Morocco tensions rise in Sahara
Spain places its army in the Spanish Sahara on full alert amid renewed clashes between Moroccan troops and tribesmen opposing Rabat's claim. Delicate talks in Madrid continue with King Hassan II’s government pressing for a negotiated settlement while Algeria opposes Morocco’s plans and a march on El Aaiun looms. The UN calls for restraint and a future referendum under U.N. supervision is planned for next spring.
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Madrid
Spain
Spanish Sahara
Morocco
Ahmed Osman
King Hassan II
Osman
Juan Carlos
Carlos Arias Navarro
Pedro Cortina Mouri
Hassan
Hadj Mohamed Bahaini
Algeria
Houari Boumedienne
Spanish
Sahara
E! Aaiun
Polisario Front
el Farsia
United Nations Security Council
Council
Mauritania
Kurt Walheim
Security Council
U.N
Franco Condition Still Grave After Operation
Generalissimo Francisco Franco remained in a very grave condition after a three hour operation at the Pardo Palace. Doctors said his pulse and heart beat were normal as anesthesia wore off but note his overall state is perilous due to age and prior heart damage. The operation drained excess abdominal fluid and repaired ulcers and a perforated artery. About eight quarts of blood were transfused during surgery.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Franco
Pardo
France
Stoves and rugs disappear after quick first call sale
Suzanne Fuller of 88 Maplewood Athens advertised a used gas stove and two rugs. She sold the stove on the first call and two rugs disappeared. She found two more rugs upstairs and they were gone soon after. Get quick results when you use.
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Suzanne Fuller
Maplewood
Athens
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