Ford signals plan to run for president in 1976 the first year
President Ford suggested he intends to seek the 1976 Republican nomination after completing Nixon's term. White House aides framed the move as open ended while signaling Rockefeller as a likely running mate. Ford met with the black caucus and pledged to consider public service work and address minority voting, housing, health and crime.
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Washington
UPI
Gerald Ford
Ford
Richard Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
Jerald F. JerHorst
Rockefeller
Ter Horst
Oval Office
TerHorst
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Senate
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Charles Rangel
D.N.Y
House
Rangel
All the People
First steps toward peace as Clerides to meet Denktash
Cypriot President Glafkos Clerides planned to meet Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash within 36 hours amid talks of a peace settlement. UN efforts continue, water rationing hits Nicosia, and Turkish forces free some Greek Cypriot civilians while Swedish peacekeepers face supply blocks.
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United Press International
Turkey
Cyprus
Glafkos Clerides
Rauf Denktash
Clerides
Denktash
Athens
U.N
Famagusta
Ankara
United Nations
Ledra Palace
Nicosia
New York
Nuri Rn
Ford
Henry Kissinger
Greece
UPI
John Lawton
Washington
William Crawford
U.S
Rodger P. Davies
L. Dean Brown
State Department
Henry A. Kissinger
Davies
Britain
Bulent Ecevit
Makarios
Lee Cyprus
Rockefeller assembles veteran staff for vice presidential team
Nelson A. Rockefeller plans a high powered staff with long public life experience. Key figures include Dr William J Ronan as potential chief of staff, Henry L Diamond in a senior role, and existing aides Robert R Douglass Hugh Morrow James M Cannon Ann Whitman and Joseph Persico in various positions.
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Washington
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Albany
New York
America
William J. Ronan
New York City
Ronan
New York- New Jersey
Environmental Conservation
Critical Choices Commission
Commission
Robert R. Douglass
Douglass
Milbank, Tweed, Hadley and McCloy
Hugh Morrow
Commission On Critical Choices For America
Morrow
Saturday Evening Post
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
James M. Cannon
Inside VFW Rejects Limited Amnesty Proposals
Page 2 notes the organization’s stance against any amnesty plan. Page 4 summarizes Kit Foster’s garden lily information. Page 5 features John Gould’s column on washing dishes from a philosopher’s view. Page 6 reports Senate probes into Rockefeller. Page 8 covers Arlington bicentennial volunteers seeking a barn and a man’s feelings after losing his business to fire. Page 9 reports school tax rates in Hoosick Falls. Page 11 lists Glenn concert to end SWAC season. Page 12 previews the final in women’s softball.
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VFW
Kit Foster
John Gould
Senate
Rockefeller
Arlington
Manley on the Vermont secretary of state post
Liberty Union candidate Todd Manley argues the secretary of state job has real power to shape business standards election law administration and lobbyist registration He pledges chartering criteria wage and hiring standards for in state firms protections for workers seeking public office and expanded voter education and disclosure of lobbyist finances.
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Rockefeller
Newsweek
New York State
Washington
Ann Whitman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Joseph Persico
USIA
Latin America
Liberty Union
Todd Manley
Manley
Underhill
Richard Thomas
Stuart St. Peter
Secretary of State
Vermont
Green Mountains
Liberty
Thomas
GNP slides further as inflation accelerates in Q2
The Commerce Department reports a 0.8 per cent second quarter drop in GNP, marking a second quarterly decline and a recession signal. Inflation rose to 9.6 per cent, while the revised GNP puts the annual rate at 1.387 trillion dollars. Profits gained 11.7 billion, pressured by inventory profits amid inflation.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
U.S
Commerce
Fredrick B. Dent
Ford
Department
GNP
Labor Department
Mistrial in Diamondstone case spurs perjury probe in Brattleboro
Brattleboro is investigating possible perjury after a mistrial in a building permit case against Peter S. Diamondstone. Lt. Gov. John S. Burgess, who prosecuted, disclosed in a WTSA interview that dates in testimony may have been misreported, as investigations gain political overtones with all principals seeking office this year.
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Brattleboro
UPI
Windham County
John S. Burgess
M. Jerome Diamond
WTSA
Burgess
Peter S. Diamondstone
Diamondstone
Vermont
Diamond
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