Ford campaign contributions tangled in Dean Watergate book
AP reports Gerald Ford faced unreported campaign donation questions referenced by John Dean in his Watergate era book. Timmons denied the Dean account while Ford avoided comment, and Patman’s bid to subpoena was blocked as Republicans and some Democrats opposed it.
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NAACP Funds at Risk as Bond Deadline Looms
Maynard Jackson leads black city officials in a last hours effort to keep the NAACP from a potential financial collapse tied to a $1.2 million judgment against the group in Port Gibson Mississippi. The bond must equal 125 percent of the award by October 2 to permit an appeal.
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Hite Report Finds Sex Changes No Liberation Yet
New York says attitudes toward sex in the past decade failed to liberate men or women. Shere Hite's four year study from 3,000 women shows more pressure to have intercourse and less emphasis on relationships. Only 30 percent achieved orgasm from penetrative sex. direct clitoral stimulation was common. Hite plans a study of male sexuality.
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Soviet Pilot Defects. Seeks Asylum in the United States
A 32 year old Soviet pilot Lt Valentino Iva novitch Zachmiev landed near Ahar Iran and asked Iranian authorities for political asylum in the United States. Tehran papers say a forced landing occurred on a road. The U S embassy had no word of asylum request. The Soviet embassy confirms a defecting pilot but with few details.
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Rhodesian power talks set Sunday
Rhodesia moves toward black majority rule as moderate and militant ANC factions clash over a two year plan proposed after Kissinger’s presentation. White minority government accepts power transfer. leaders in Zambia and Tanzania weigh in, while sanctions policy remains tied to the Security Council.
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Kissinger pushes Rhodesia Namibia peacemaking drive
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger returns from Africa and rushes two Washington conferences to advance peacemaking in Rhodesia and Namibia. American British and South African envoys will discuss a potential international trust fund of up to 2 billion dollars to attract investment for a white minority in Rhodesia. A second meeting aims to unite rival groups through dialogue.
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