Carter and Ford probes dominate 1976 campaign chatter
Mondale deflects on probes while Ford faces criticism for avoiding questions. Dole accuses Watergate prosecutor politics. Strauss counters Dole's remarks as echoing Nixon era tactics. Carter stays cautious, cites stalled Washington leadership and weak economy as debate looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Dole
Nixon
Agnew
Dole
Strauss
Ford
FBI
Carter
Washington
Plains
Mondale Focuses on Ford Record in Ohio Swing
Democratic vice presidential candidate Walter Mondale criticized President Ford by contrasting his promises with his record in Cleveland and Toledo. He accused Ford of failing to curb inflation and unemployment while alleging disarray in the FBI LAD and CIA. Mondale touted labor support and Ohio’s pivotal role as a 25 electoral vote swing state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Carter
Toledo
Ohio
Ford
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Cleveland
Mondale
South
FBI
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
CIA
Thomas L. Ashley
Lucas County
George McGovern
Howard Metzenbaum
US. Senate
Jim Johnson
Carter
Cam
Paign
Johnson
Franklin Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Wis
Miami
United States
Mondale steps up attack on Ford during campaign tour
Mondale intensifies criticism of Ford as the race moves through Miami and Cleveland. He accuses Ford of not addressing crime enforcement and anti trust issues while highlighting Democratic proposals. Campaign aides say Mondale acts on his own initiative, not under orders from Carter or Atlanta.
Kissinger touts breakthrough in Rhodesia talks during shuttle diplomacy
In remarks from Washington, Henry Kissinger hailed a breakthrough in Rhodesia negotiations after an 11 day shuttle mission. Ford and aides noted progress but warned no final conclusion. Gromyko dismissed Western efforts as gimmicks amid African independence tensions. Sealed bids sought for Murray City fire dept pumper truck with bids due Oct 19 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kissinger
White House
Ford
CIA
George Bush
Ron Nelsen
United Nations
Andrei A. Gromyko
Murray City
Donald Swyers
Patricia McCall
Saudi arms sale blockade and oil plays in Congress
The administration seeks to ship missiles to Saudi Arabia while Congress debates an antiboycott rider restricting U S firms from aiding Israel. Kissinger touts the Saudi partnership as crucial. Sen Tower blocks the export bill, risking its demise at adjournment. Oil-price tensions loom as leverage in Middle East policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Congress
Kissinger
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
State Department
Foreign Relations Committee
Israel
U.S
Sen
John Tower
Texas
Senate
Ford Administration
United States
Ford to Decide on Public Works Bill Today
President Ford will announce whether he will sign or veto a $3.7 billion public works bill aimed at high unemployment areas. Democratic leaders seek a veto override if needed before adjournment. Carter urges Ford to sign to create about 300,000 jobs for teachers and police among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Congress
Atlanta
Carter
Detroit
Miami
Buffalo
White House
Rose Garden
U.S
Uruguay
Sundance Lodge
Fritz Hagerman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nessen
Charles Ruff
Serting
U.S. Steel
John Johnson
Rhodesia
Pat McCall
Russell Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Messenger
Sundance
Elisabeth Valentine Bacon
Atlantis
Pyramids
Miss Bacon
Deva Kingdom
Antioch
Central State
Payne Theological
University of Dayton
O.S.U
Newark
Spiritual Frontiers
A.R.E
Columbus
Jennifer Smith
Sundance Studio
Call
Harmony Road
Athens
Kroehler
Monsanto
Elberfeld
Logan