Address Of Ford At Swearing In Ceremony
Washington AP provides the full text of President Ford speech after his swearing in. He vows straight talk, unity, openness, and a pledge to serve all Americans while seeking peace, upholding the Constitution, and honoring leaders like Nixon. He plans to address Congress next Monday to share priorities and seek views.
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Ford Asks Cabinet To Stay In Ship Steadying Move
President Ford seeks to keep Nixon's Cabinet in place during the transition to steady the government. He calls Cabinet to the White House after his oath, prioritizes selecting a new vice president, and aims to reassure 57 ambassadors that U S foreign policy remains steady. Ford assigns a small team to reorganize the White House staff as Nixon departs for California.
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Ford Orders Economic Plan To Combat Inflation
President Ford ordered his economic advisers to outline actions to curb inflation, warning it may be worse in 1974 than expected. The White House meeting named inflation a top priority with next steps and a follow up session planned. Officials noted drought and farm price rises as factors, with Simon Greenspan Burns remaining in key roles and turnover details pending.
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Back Acres Farm near Bar Mills Embraces Organic Living
Travelers along Route 35 may stop at Back Acres Farm to buy organically grown vegetables and meet two young families, Bill and Lynn Bell and John and Marcy Dunn. Their 25 acre communal operation blends farming with art and writing, backed by years of self taught practice and a cookbook.
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Cohen Recalls Abrigation Days In South Africa
Kennebunk resident Herman Cohen, a multifaceted local figure, claims to have first induced rain in 1930 South Africa and later ran a Cuba based rainmaking operation that supplied two billion gallons of water to Santiago during a drought. He discusses legal, religious, and regulatory hurdles to possible U S rainmaking and explains two seeding methods and materials used to trigger rainfall. He notes opposition from churches and the Civil Aeronautics Board and hints at a return to rainmaking only if financially backed.
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Rocky Is Silent About VP Rocky Is Silent About VP
Former Gov Nelson Rockefeller of New York dodged questions on his potential vice presidential bid. He arrived at a Bangor dinner to meet about 1,080 GOP regulars, signing autographs and greeting attendees, while offering no formal statement on Ford’s running mate.
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Inside The Journal Cartoons Classifieds Brief Teasers
A compact page overview features cartoons, classifieds, a mini page insert, and small items from Dear Abby and the Editorials section. Includes references to horoscope notes, a Chuckle, obituaries, and sports and television snippets.
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