Ford arrives in Dallas amid tight security and calls for women in politics
President Ford arrives in Dallas on his first presidential stop there to urge greater female political participation and to attend events marking the 60th anniversary of South Methodist University. He cites energy gridlock in Congress and blasts inflation while fielding questions at a White House conference on domestic affairs.
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Ford presses on with four stop tour amid bomb threats
President Ford stuck to a tight schedule in St Louis despite reports of an armed man on a Kiel Auditorium catwalk and multiple bomb threats. Police and federal agents searched the venue into the night with no clues found. Ford spoke at Kiel Auditorium then the National Baptists Convention after a TV interview.
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UPI
New Spirit Sweeps Over U N Delegates
United Nations delegates pursued a broad consensus to draft an economic manifesto acceptable to rich and poor nations alike. The 138 nation assembly extended its special session through the weekend and perhaps to Monday to settle commodity trade, investment, debt, transfer of resources, and other core issues.
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America's First Saint to Be Canonized Today
About 20 000 people gather in Emmitsburg Maryland to celebrate the canonization of Elizabeth Ann Seton America s first native born saint The event links Emmitsburg with the Vatican where Pope Paul VI will preside over masses and relic veneration as 6 000 Americans attend in Rome The saint is credited with early Catholic charity work and a claimed cure of terminal cancer in one case involving Anne O Neill Hope and her family.
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Severn, Md
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Vatican City
UPI
Maremont Workers Approve Three Year Contract Reach
Maremont Corp local union members vote 385 to 250 to accept a three year contract raising wages and benefits. Base year increases 0.36 to 0.27 per hour, plus a 5 percent third year raise and 0.06 COLA cap. About 1000 workers affected at the Saco plant. Anastasoff calls it strong and fair with expanded pension, insurance, and new seniority rules.
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Quinlan case raises right to die in Morristown suit
The father of Karen Ann Quinlan asks a New Jersey judge to order removing life support at St. Clare's Hospital. Doctors say she has irreversible brain damage and remains in a coma after April 15.
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Karen Ann Quinlan
Paul W. Armstrong
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Editorials and Social Safety Nets Reflected in Shifted Protections
The piece reflects on legal and policy changes since a prior era when workers were more vulnerable. It notes wage-hour laws unemployment compensation Social Security health insurance and pensions becoming standard protections shaping modern labor standards.
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