Ford Kissinger clash widens in foreign policy debate
Ford faces accusations of possible election law violations and secret campaign fund use connected to Kent County GOP funds funneled to him. He defends corporate hospitality during his congressman years as Carter denounces Kissinger driven policy from the campaign trail in the Northeast.
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Watergate
Charles Ruff
Department
Tyler
Ford
Kent County
Grand Rapids
FBI
GOP
Carter
Northeast
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Portland
Maine
Kissinger
Oval Office
White House
Boston
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Buffalo
N.Y
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Southeast Asia
Mondale
Pennsylvania
Gulf Oil Corp
Dole
Right to Strike and Union Demands Roil UMWA Talks
The United Mine Workers of America press for local unions to strike over local issues threatening safety and working conditions. Delegates also push pension equalization and expanded health benefits while leaders face resistance from some factions and critics cite broader political stances.
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United Mine Workers of America
UMW
Arnold Miller
International Union
Mines Not Man's World Declares Maternity Leave in Union Contract
United Mine Workers convention delegates in Cincinnati Ohio voted to include a maternity leave provision in the next contract. The measure calls for a liberal leave period with no loss of seniority and the right of the miner to return to work.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
United Mine Workers Convention
Kissinger Advised on Africa by Third World Diplomats
In the United Nations Security Council debate on Namibia Third World diplomats urged Kissinger to stay firm with South Africa and Rhodesia. Guyana's Frederick Wills praised shuttle diplomacy while Nigeria's J N Garba warned against any dialogue with Prime Minister Vorster. Kissinger said Namibia seems headed for independence and Rhodesia would have an immediate black majority government.
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United Nations
Henry A. Kissinger
South Africa
Rhodesia
Kissinger
General Assembly
Frederick R. Wills
Guyana
Africa
J.N. Garba
John Vorster
Wills
Garba
Security Council
Namibia
South- West Africa
Soviet Union
Sam Nujoma
South-West Africa People’s Organization
SWAPO
Nujoma
Vorster
United States
Lake Erie Park planned on Maumee Bay site in Ohio
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources announced a 1,840 acre Lake Erie park project on Maumee Bay between Oregon and Cedar Point Wildlife Refuge. The plan includes a lodge, cabins, golf course, 3,500 foot beach, 250 campsites, and an interpretive center with access to surrounding wildlife areas. Development depends on 1977 capital budget funding and land acquisitions to connect to the refuge.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lake Erie
Maumee Bay
Department of Natural Resources
Oregon
Toledo
Cedar Point
Mel Rebholz
Rebholz
DNR
Memo Confirms CIA Considered Oswald as Intelligence Source
Newly released CIA documents show a 1960s memo stating interest in Oswald as an intelligence source for the Soviet Union, contradicting Richard Helms and Warren Commission testimony. A separate memo notes Allen Dulles privately guiding how to answer commission questions about Oswald’s possible CIA ties.
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Washington
CIA
Lee Harvey Oswald
Soviet Union
Warren Commission
Richard Helms
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Associated Press
Allen Dulles
Dulles
Helms
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S.S.R
Minsk
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William Savitsky
Anthracite Health and Welfare Fund
3Rd World
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Memo
Helm
Plymouth Volare
Chrysler
Cordoba
Chrysler New Yorker
Plymouth
PAA
CIDAA
Uon
Bob Hawk
Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc
East State Street
Athens
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