U S Pressures Oil Producers as Ford Aims High Price Cellar
President Ford and top aides warned oil exporting nations that rising costs threaten global economies. They urged Western Europe and the United States to unite on energy policy amid plans for a Camp David meeting of major non Communist nations to discuss coordinated steps.
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N.Y
Ford Administration
Western Europe
United States
Ford
Treasury
William E. Simon
Henry A. Kissinger
Simon
Detroit
Kissinger
United Nation General Assembly
Camp David
U.N
Byrd Prods Rockefeller Experience Knowledge In Vice President Bid
Senator Robert Byrd says Rockefeller's confirmation hearings should reassure the public that big business oil and banks will not dominate the vice presidency. Lawmakers see little obstacle to confirmation as Rockefeller faces questions on finances and the F14 fighter renegotiation, pledging no New York favoritism.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Rockefeller
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Byrd
New York
Rules Committee
Senate
Front runners in 1976 race remain unclear after Kennedy quits
An Associated Press survey shows Henry Jackson and Walter Mondale as leading contenders for the Democratic nomination, with Lloyd Bentsen close behind. Kennedy cited family responsibilities in withdrawing, leaving a wide open field and no clear frontrunner as party chairmen react.
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Associated Press
Edward M. Kennedy
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Kennedy
Ford
Jackson
Mondale
Bentsen
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Mechem Child's Abductor Had Help, Police Suggest
Cincinnati police weigh the possibility that more than one person aided in the kidnapping of Allison Mechem four-year-old daughter of Taft Broadcasting executive Charles Mechem Jr. A $2000 ransom was reportedly demanded. FBI joined the search as witnesses described a white 12 to 14 year old car and a man speaking to the children before the abduction on Mount Lookout street.
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Allison
Charles S. Mechem Jr
Taft Broadcasting Corp
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C. O. Brown
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Ohio
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Brown
FBI
Ron Laker
Bob Gilmartin
Wkrc-Tv
Taft
Frost Hits Ohio Tomatoes Hard in Early Autumn Cold
Frost and freezing weather on the first day of autumn strike Ohio crops, with northwestern Ohio tomato fields said to be virtually ruined. Officials warn the frost may tighten prices for eggs milk and meat as corn and soybean losses rise nationwide. Local estimates vary from quarter to half of the tomato harvest affected, with 6000 tons reported damaged by Libby McNeill and Libby suppliers. The full impact will emerge in coming days as assessments continue.
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Midwest
C. William Swank
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
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Sandusky County
Glenn Maddy
Henry County
Bob Cole
Henry Riechman
Libby McNeill
Libby
Leipsic
Putnam County
Riechman
Eugene C. Whittmeyer
Ohio State University
Nixon Hospitalized for Extensive Tests in Long Beach
Former President Richard Nixon is to be hospitalized for at least seven days at Memorial Hospital Medical Center of Long Beach for extensive tests and treatment of phlebitis. Dr Lungren outlined daily written reports and cautioned against speculation on mental health while noting Nixon's fatigue and low spirits.
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Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Memorial Hospital Medical Center
John C. Lungren
Lungren
Pat
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Ronald A. Ziegler
White House
Ziegler
Record $82.6 Billion Defense Bill Heads to Senate Action
The House approved the defense appropriation 293 to 59 as the largest single package in Congress. Despite a 4.5 billion cut from Pentagon requests, the $82.6 billion bill was expected to receive final Senate action today in Washington.
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Senate
Pentagon
Congress
House
New Callup Power Sought To Mobilize Guardsmen
The Pentagon plans to ask Congress for authority to mobilize up to 50 000 National Guardsmen and reservists without a national emergency declaration. Officials say the move would speed up calls for help in crises such as last fall’s airlift to Israel.
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Washington
Pentagon
Congress
Israel
Fulbright Rejects Ambassador Post to Britain
Senator William Fulbright of Arkansas declined an offer to serve as ambassador to Great Britain after he leaves the Senate next year a spokesman said.
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Washington
William Fulbright
D-Ark
Great Britain
Senate
Weather Outlook: Warmer Midweek With Showers Possible
Increasing cloudiness and not as cold tonight with lows in the low 50s. Wednesday brings variable clouds and a chance of showers with highs in the low to mid 70s. Details on Page 2.
Refugees Wait For Supplies After Honduran Floods
Refugees in the Aguan and Ulua valleys flock to centers for food and clothing as floodwaters recede after Hurricane Fifi. Hundreds sleep on classroom floors with only limited milk and fruit while blankets and supplies are scarce. Death toll estimates rise with 7,500 to 8,000 dead in northeast Honduras. 5,000 to 6,000 bodies burned or buried in the San Pedro Sula Choloma area.
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Honduras
Aguan
Ophelia Perez
Fifi
Ulua Valley
San Pedro Sula-Choloma
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