Chinese party edit vows re education on Madame Mao purge
The People’s Daily and allied papers say radicals led by Chiang Ching must be purged of poisoned influence but no bloodbath is planned. attack will be narrow and reeducation emphasized, aligning with Chou En-Lai’s development path. In Beirut, Christian rightists threaten a new push in southern Lebanon risking the cease-fire as Arab leaders meet in Cairo to form a 30,000 man peacekeeping force.
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Ford and Carter campaign shifts in California and beyond
President Ford tours southern California delivering stump speeches and airing Garagiola hosted TV segments touted as a statewide windup. Carter holds church tied events in Plains and tapes “fireside chat” style programs to air on election eve while debating Bible interpretations and church inclusivity. Mondale campaigns in Ohio and Pennsylvania and concludes in Maine, attacking Ford’s economy as the GOP rivalry intensifies.
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HUD rejects House approved faulty housing compensation
A Chicago based citizens group accuses the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development of defying Congress by denying compensation to families with government insured faulty homes. The National People s Action cites a memo by HUD official George O Hipps Jr opposing the reimbursement plan and notes seven months after approval no forms were printed.
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Carter family loan details blocked by Billy Carter
The SBA says Billy Carter refused to allow disclosure of salary and other expenses tied to a Carter family SBA loan from 1962, denying a waiver after a FOIA inquiry. Jimmy Carter and his mother received 175000 dollars for cotton operations. Jody Powell noted Carter reported income on tax returns.
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Six New England Papers Endorse Ford for President
At least six major New England newspapers editorially backed Gerald Ford over Jimmy Carter with none endorsing Carter. The Boston Herald American, Hartford Courant, New Haven Register, Waterbury Republican, Providence Sunday Bulletin, and Vermont Sunday News urged Ford, praising his economy policy and steady leadership. The Boston Globe was expected to join support.
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