Charity Golfing Swings Nixon Into Public View
Former President Richard Nixon joined Frank Fitzsimmons for a charity golf outing at the Teamster owned La Costa resort near San Clemente. About 50 amateurs heard Nixon speak urging help for Palatine Illinois retarded children as he played five hours on the 18 hole course. Nixon walked well and shot a 92 while aides and security accompanied him, with press escorted briefly off the course.
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Calif
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Frank Fitzsimmons
San Clemente
Palatine
Ill
Robert Dachman
Chicago
Fitzsimmons
Secret Service
Jack Brennan
Long Beach
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Teamsters Union
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Goldwater hints at Reagan endorsement in Ford race
Senator Barry Goldwater suggested a possible endorsement for Ronald Reagan in the 1976 GOP presidential contest. He declined to discuss details, saying much about the situation cannot be disclosed and may affect the outcome.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Arizona
Reagan
Kleppe Named Interior Secretary After Senate Confirmation
Thomas S. Kleppe a 56 year old millionaire former North Dakota congressman will be sworn in as interior secretary at a 60000 dollar annual salary succeeding Stanley K Hathaway who resigned after about a month on the job. Robert Vesco the fugitive financier says he will become Costa Rican citizen soon, having lived there since 1972, while the U S government seeks extradition over a multimillion dollar stockholders fraud case.
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Washington
Thomas S. Kleppe
North Dakota
Kleppe
Senate
Stanley K. Hathaway
Wyoming
San Jose
Costa Rica
Robert Vesco
U.S
Vesco
United States
Lennon a Father Wins Deportation Case and Baby Sean Born
John Lennon and Yoko Ono welcomed eight pound ten ounce Sean Ono Lennon on Lennon's 35th birthday. The same day the Court of Appeals ruled Lennon could not be deported over a 1968 marijuana conviction, clearing the path for permanent residency.
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New York
John Lennon
Yoko Ono
Sean Ono Lennon
U.S. Court of Appeals
Lennon
Klan Banished Five Grand Dragons in Dispute
Imperial Wizard James Venable banishes forever the grand dragons of Ohio North Carolina South Carolina Maryland and New Jersey for conspiring to elect a new imperial wizard and for admitting unfit members. He calls the Ohio grand dragon Dale Reusch s election near Huntington W Va on Sept 30 illegal.
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National Knights of
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James Venable
Venable
Ohio
North Carolina
South Carolina
Maryland
New Jersey
Dale Reusch
Huntington
W.va
Hostages Deny Food in UN Office Stand-off
Latin American refugees holding five hostages at a United Nations office in Buenos Aires cut off food today demanding passage to another country. A refugee spokesman said medicines would be allowed, but no food until their demand is met.
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Buenos Airbs
Argentina
United Nations
Weekend Weather Outlook With Sunshine Expected
The forecast calls for clear tonight with lows in the mid to upper 40s. Saturday will be sunny with highs in the low to mid 70s and a 10 percent chance of rain tonight and on Saturday.
Ford Faces Showdown Over Tax Plan and Spending Ceiling
Congress and President Ford posture for a high stakes clash over tying any tax cut to a federal spending ceiling. Ford warns of a veto if Congress moves a tax cut without restraint while Democrats insist on studying next year’s budget first.
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Congress
Ford
House
Carl Albert
Russell B. Long
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
New York City
Louisville
Secret Service
Ford Energy Proposal Creates New Authority
President Ford submits legislation to create a $100 billion Energy Independence Authority to finance energy projects not undertaken by private capital. The plan, backed by VP Rockefeller, would run 10 years and be self liquidating, with loans to spur energy independence. Treasury concerns and mixed congressional enthusiasm were noted as Ford urged immediate action to diversify from oil and gas toward coal and nuclear power.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Convention
San Francisco
Nelson A Rockefeller
Treasury
William E. Sunon
America
Grain forecast could renew U S grain sales to Soviet Union
President Ford warned that a forthcoming USDA grain harvest report could trigger announcements on new exports to a Soviet bloc buyer. The USDA figure is expected to show U S grain availability enough to cover domestic use, exports, and modest reserves.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Ford
Agriculture Department
USDA
Russia
Poland
Europe
Rhodes Outlines Ohio Gas Pipeline Plan
Ohio Governor James Rhodes unveiled an intrastate pipeline program to move natural gas from state wells to energy short industries. Funded by a $150 million bond issue, the plan aims to start distribution within four months and bypass federal interstate transmission rules.
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Dayton
Oho
James Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Senate approves Sinai monitors pact amid peace push
The Senate approved 70 to 18 a plan allowing 200 American civilian technicians to monitor the Sinai pact, with the House backing 341 to 69. Israel and Egypt signed the final accord in Jerusalem, enabling troop pullback and oilfield return, while U S involvement faced concern from Senate leaders about potential conflict risks.
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Israel
Sinai
Senate
Sinai Desert
Abu Rudeis
Egypt
House
Ford
Congress
United Nations
United States
Middle East
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Gulf of Tonkin
Kremlin Objects To Sakharov Nobel Award
The Kremlin criticized the Nobel Peace Prize selection of dissident Andrei Sakharov. Sakharov urged that traveling to Oslo in December to receive the prize be allowed and said the award should support detente and tolerance, not challenge Soviet ideology.
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Kremlin
Andrei Sakharov
Tass
Sakharov
Oslo
Soviet Union
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