Shriver announces 1976 presidential bid to begin in September
R Sargent Shriver, brother in law of Sen Edward M Kennedy, plans a formal announcement for September as he seeks the 1976 Democratic nomination. The former Peace Corps director and ex ambassador to France, 59, spoke at a Kennedy compound party attended by family members and associates.
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Portugal Faces Communist Rally Amid Rising Civil Strife
In Portugal, Communist leaders plan a rally in Porto while Prime Minister Vasco Goncalves resumes public appearances to rally support amid violent anti Communist protests. President Costa Gomes backs efforts to keep the government in power as clashes injure dozens and leave five weeks of unrest unresolved.
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Wyman Attacks Durkin Over Union Backing in NH Race
In Concord, Republican Louis Wyman accused Democrat John Durkin of relying on labor union campaign backing. Wyman aired radio ads taped in Portsmouth claiming Durkin has received over 50,000 from labor bosses and used a loophole in disclosure laws to hide other contributions. The spots urge voters that Durkin is not honest and advocate voting for Wyman as the straightforward choice.
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Kissinger hints at U S aid role in Sinai talks
In Vail Kissinger said an interim Egyptian Israeli pact could succeed in two weeks though lasting peace would remain elusive. He noted a possible small U S civilian volunteer presence in Sinai to monitor borders while details are negotiated. Ford will send Kissinger to Tel Aviv for a mission as Cairo reports outline troop withdrawals and oil field concessions.
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GNP rises while inflation is forecast to climb
Washington reports suggest a real gain in Gross National Product this week but double digit inflation in consumer prices is expected to recur. Food price trends may shift, while the Consumer Price Index is set for a sharp rise due to higher food and gasoline costs as inflation remains a key concern from the prior year.
Senators' campaign comments raise 1976 questions
President Ford starts a two day campaign swing through four states. Sen Birch Bayh says he is exploring a 1976 Democratic bid while delaying family strain. Sen Frank Church postpones bid to complete CIA probe. Sar gent Shriver plans to announce early September. Six Democrats have formally announced. Ford's trip will be paid by the Republican National Committee with seven speeches and eight appearances.
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