Rockefeller Won't Be VP Candidate In 76 Election
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller announced he will not be considered for Ford's 1976 Republican ticket in a letter to the President. The move complicates Ford's bid and leaves open who may be chosen as the running mate, amid public rifts over New York City’s finances and federal aid.
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Ford
California
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Reagan
Hugh Morrow
Cer
New York City
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Howard H. Baker
Tennessee
George Bush
U.S
Peking
Donald Rumsfeld
Ron Nelsen
Howard H. Callaway
Rckefeller
$2 Bill Back Reintroduced To U S Currency
Washington AP reports the two dollar bill will return after a decade off. About 400 million notes will be issued annually beginning next spring with Jefferson's portrait intact. The new bill’s value is only about 1.22 of its 1966 purchasing power.
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Treasury Department
Omas Jefferson
Jefferson
James Conlon
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
U.S
Conlon
Premature baby airlifted from Biddeford to Boston in dramatic transfer
Born at 61 hours old at Webber Hospital the 2 lb 15 oz infant Steven Edmond Gonneville faced respiratory distress. A Boston team arrived by helicopter after a full transport chain from Biddeford for care at Boston Children’s Hospital. Condition described as guarded but slightly improved. parents note dramatic, shocking publicity.
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Boston
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Roger Gonneville
Old Orchard Beach
Maine Medical Center
Saco Ea
Logan International Airport
Boston Children’s Newborn Nursery
Gonneville
Steven
Dayton
Shakeup Seen As Victory For Kissinger And Detente
Ford plans a major top-level shake up in national security posts. Kissinger will stay as secretary of state and chair the NSC. Schlesinger likely replaced by Donald Rumsfeld. Colby to be replaced by George Bush. Scowcroft tipped as new NSC chair. Ford held a late news conference to disclose changes.
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Washington
James R. Schlesinger
CIA
William E. Colby
U.S
Pentagon
Henry A. Kissinger
National Security Council
Schlesinger
Donald Rumsfeld
White House
Colby
George Bush
USS
Ford
Ron Nessen
Defense James R. Schlesinger
William Colby
Central Intelligence Agency
Nessen
Kissinger
Burglar Gang Steals Priceless Cologne Cathedral Treasures
An international manhunt targets two thieves who climbed into Cologne Cathedral during repairs, bypassed alarms, and used air ducts to take 15 church artworks including monstrances and jeweled crosses valued at millions. Monasterevin and London reports describe further kidnapping and bombing incidents escalating violence across Europe.
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Cologne
West Germany
Moroccans Press Forward Despite Calls to Halt Sahara March
Morocco proceeds with a 350000 strong march into Spanish Sahara amid UN appeals and threats of war from Spain and Algeria. Spanish reports claim Moroccan troops clashed with Polisario Front forces as Prince Juan Carlos seeks to reassure the crisis.
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Associated Press
Morocco
Spanish Sahara
Spain
Algeria
United Nations Security Council
anti-Moroccan Polisario Front
Ahmed Taibi Benhima
Sahara
Juan Carlos
B Aaiun
Lenny Bruce's Daughter Files Suits in L A Court
Kitty Bruce, daughter of the late comedian, sues publishers and producers in Los Angeles Superior Court claiming use of her father's name and likeness for profit without consent. She seeks 11 million dollars from United Artists and others for the film Lenny and 4 million dollars from Ballantine Books Random House Albert Goldman and others for the book Ladies and Gentlemen Lenny Bruce.
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Los Angeles
Lenny Bruce
Kitty Bruce
United Artists
Douglas International Corp
Marvin Worth Corp
L.D. Corp
Grove Press
Lenny
Ballantine Books
Random House
Albert Goldman
Sapiens Schiller
Ladies and
Lenny Ruce
Coming Events and Horoscope Roundup
The page lists the sections ahead including Coming Events, Horoscope, Canadian News, Maine Roundup, Cartoons, Movies, Classifieds, News Briefs, a crossword, New England News, and Dear Abby. It notes a standard humor line: A highbrow enjoys a thing only until it becomes popular.
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