Ford warning on peace rises Democratic leaders
President Ford brands a Democratic victory as a threat to world peace and urges Republicans to vote decisively on November 5. He warns against a veto proof Congress and signals concern over potential cuts to Turkey aid, urging unity with a hopeful but cautionary tone.
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Muskie urges voluntary inflation controls and wage restraint
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie proposes a Democratic alternative to Ford urging business to share inflation costs. He calls for a Fed policy to boost credit, pressure on leaders to curb wage and price hikes, and a temporary payroll tax cut to aid workers. If voluntary limits fail, mandatory action may follow.
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Dean Questioned Nixon Eyes Testimony in Watergate Trial
In a criminal Watergate case, John W Dean III faced cross examination over his use of a secret White House political fund. Nixon may testify after prosecutors seek transcripts to refresh memory, with Miller noting the tapes will be in record for his preparation.
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Ford urges turnout as Ohio Republicans warned of apathy
President Ford told a Cleveland fundraiser that Ohio Republicans are turned off by politics and may not vote this year. He urged turnout to back his anti inflation plan and praised Ralph Perk for Senate bid while noting Rhodes was absent. Ford linked sports enthusiasm to civic participation and urged a large turnout.
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Kissinger Visits Moscow in Effort to Spur SALT Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger arrives in Moscow to push for renewed SALT limits on offensive missiles and to advance Arab Israeli peace talks. Western observers doubt a breakthrough. Brezhnev silent on response as a new round of missile tests unfolds and Kissinger plans further stops in India Pakistan and Rome for the World Food Conference.
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Chrysler Hurt By Overseas Losses
Chrysler Corp reports third quarter profit of 11.2 million in U S and Canada but an 8 million quarterly loss due to overseas deficits. Nine month earnings total 21.4 million, down 88 percent from a year ago as U S sales fall 18 percent to 1 025074 units amid rising costs and price hikes.
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Inflation-Dragged Farm Ends Family Dairy Bid
Casimer Kozuszek sold his 50-cow dairy and 190 acres after decades of effort to pass the operation to his sons. He cites rising costs for feed and equipment, stagnant milk prices, and the lure of factory work as his family shifts away from farming. Experts warn that many family farms could vanish by 1980.
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Rockefeller Defers Questions on Gifts and Loans
Vice President designate Nelson A. Rockefeller will provide more information this week about his gifts and loans. He will not answer reporters until he resumes congressional testimony on his nomination on November 13.
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Weather outlook for today into Thursday
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the mid to upper 40s. Thursday brings variable cloudiness and highs in the mid 60s. Detailed forecast on Page 2.
Population shifts carry migration to sunbelt and plains
Census Bureau estimates show the South and West fueling nearly all national population growth last year while the Northeast declines. Growth in North Central is slim, and retirement patterns in Florida and Arizona accompany factory relocations seeking cheaper land and labor.
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