Franco’s Condition Grips Madrid Amid Succession Talk
In Madrid Generalissimo Francisco Franco shows slight improvement after a heart attack and influenza while rumors mount that Juan Carlos de Borbón could assume power within days. Officials deny his death as authorities weigh transferring authority during Franco’s grave illness and discuss the line of succession under Spanish law.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Franco
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Vicente Pozuelo
Europe
Pardo
Cortes
Juan Carlos
Alfonso XIII
Ford Ordered to Testify by Video Deposition
U S District Judge Thomas MacBride ordered President Ford to provide a video deposition as a defense witness for Lynette Fromme who is accused of aiming a pistol at him. The deposition must be completed within 10 days with the trial set for November 4.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ford
Lynette Fromme
U.S. District Court
Thomas MacBride
White House
Miss Fromme
MacBride
State Capitol
Asst
U.S. Atty
Donald Heller
John Virga
Virga
FBI
Virgo
Thomas Jefferson
Richard Nixon
Ron Nelsen
Washington
Justice Department
Virgan
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Mao Described Frail Yet Alert After Kissinger Talk
Peking dispatch reports Mao Tse tung, 81, frail but mentally alert with no senility. Kissinger’s party said the meeting lasted 1 hour 40 minutes and was very useful. Mao welcomed Kissinger warmly as official photos showed him shaking hands with the U N. The talks covered wide issues and signaled China aims to maintain good U S relations amid Soviet tensions. Chinese officials cautioned they had no direct details and doubt Mao lectured or warned Kissinger.
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Peking
Henry A. Kissinger
Mao Tse-tung
Kissinger
Chinese Communist Party
Mao
Peking People’s Daily
U.S
Soviet Union
Ohio Buckeye 300 finalists drawn ahead of $300,000 prize
Five Ohioans will compete for the weekly Buckeye 300 grand prize of 300000 in the last regular Buckeye 300 drawing. The draw also covers Buckeye 1000 numbers for a new game. Next week’s televised show will determine the $1000 a month for life and other prizes.
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Cleveland
Ohio Lottery Commission
Bar endorsements questioned as campaign expense
The Citizens Bar Association of Cuyahoga County asks Secretary of State Ted W. Brown to declare public endorsements of election candidates by bar associations as campaign expenses. The group seeks review of records from Akron Columbus Dayton and several Ohio bars.
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Cleveland (Ap
Ted W. Brown
Citizens Bar Association of
Cuyahoga County
Robert Wildos
Brown
Akron
Columbus
Dayton
Mahoning County
Ohio
Consumer Prices Rise in September Led by Transportation Costs
The Labor Department reports a 0.5 percent rise in consumer prices in September driven by transportation, education, medical services, utilities, and clothing. Food prices edged down 0.2 percent from August, with fresh fruits vegetables and beef dropping sharply. The annual rate stands at 6 percent, below the 8 percent forecast, with nine months of 1975 up 5.1 percent and the 12 months to September at 7.8 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
Two Americans Kidnapped in Beirut War Zone
Two American employees of the U.S. Embassy in Beirut were kidnapped today in a battle zone of Lebanon's Christian Muslim war, the Embassy announced.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.S
OCSEA Endorses Rhodes Economic Recovery Plan
The Ohio Civil Service Employees Association, the state’s largest public union, backs Gov. James A. Rhodes four point package. Executive director Karl E. Stewart said the OCSEA board called the plan a constructive approach to revitalizing Ohio’s economy.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
James A. Rhodes
Karl E. Stewart
OCSEA
Ohio
Weather outlook mild with partly cloudy skies tonight
Partly cloudy and mild conditions expected with lows in the low 50s. Thursday brings variable cloudiness and highs in the mid 70s with a 10 percent chance of rain. Details on Page 17.
Ohio Senate Overrides Rhodes Veto On Right To Strike
In a three hour session the Ohio Senate overrode Gov. Rhodes veto on right to strike legislation, while failing to nullify his veto of a fire warning bill. The House must still act on the public employees collective bargaining plan by November 12 where Democrats lack a veto proof margin. Senate also approved PUCO monitored fuel adjustment oversight and higher small loan rates.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Senate
Rhodes
House
Michael V. DiSalle
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Thomas A. van Meter
Ashland
PACO
State
PUCO
Charles L. Butts
D-23
Cleveland
Butts
Senate panel studies 6 billion NYC loan guarantees
A Senate Banking Committee plan would grant New York City 6 billion in federal loan guarantees for one year, with private bond participation and a required 420 million dollar state tax to cover half the city’s deficit. Governor Carey opposed the tax, warning of potential default without federal aid. The measure faces a tight vote and is one of three options before the committee.
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Washington
Senate
New York City
Senate Banking Committee
Hugh Carey
Carey
House Economic Stabilization Subcommittee
Thomas Ashley
Dohio
House
William Proxmire
Dwis
Senate Committee
Robert Morgan
D-N.d
Proxmire
New York
Quinlan Parents Ask Court to Remove Karen from Life Support
Karen Ann Quinlan’s adoptive father urged the court to disconnect her respirator at St. Clare's Hospital, saying it is God’s will to let nature take its course. Her mother Julia Quinlan prepared to testify that Karen would not want prolonged artificial life.
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Morristown
N.J
Karen Ann Quinlan
Karen Ann
Julia Quinlan
Karen
Quinlan
Paul W. Armstrong
Miss Quinlan
Joseph
Superior Court
Robert Muir Jr
St. Clare’s Hospital
Turkish ambassador shot dead at Vienna embassy
Gunmen stormed the Turkish Embassy in Vienna at noon killing Ambassador Tunaligil. Three armed men fled in a white Mercedes Benz. Officials said the attackers fired several bullets. motives and assailant details remain unclear. Tunaligil, 60, had served as ambassador to Vienna since November 1973 after a long Turkish diplomatic career.
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Vienna
Austria
Foreign Ministry
Danis Tanaligis
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Tunaligil
Associated Press
Istanbul
Milan
Italy
Berne
Switzerland
Rome
Moscow
Jordan
Belgrade
Hague
Ohio adopts crisis plan to control natural gas use
The Ohio Energy Emergency Commission adopts a crisis plan that could declare a natural gas emergency and authorize reallocations. The governor would issue the declaration, and the temporary commission would direct gas distribution until December 31 when the Energy Resource and Development Agency takes over.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Energy Emergency Commission
New Energy Resource and Development Agency
Commission
Ohio
James Duerk
Public Utilities Commission of
PUCO
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