Ford: My Guys Won't Change Foreign Policy
President Ford vows new top team will steer peace and prosperity into the 1976 campaign. He announces a major shake-up at defense and foreign policy, replacing Schlesinger with Rumsfeld and Colby with Bush, while Rockefeller bows out as running mate.
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Washington
Ford
Rockefeller
Ronald Reagen
Middle East
Europe
Lam
James Schlesinger
Henry Kissinger
Soviet Union
Donald Rumisfeld
White House
Rumsfeld
Kissinger
Pentagon
Rumafeld
Sis
Colby
Eliot Richardson
Great Britain
Commerce
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Richardson
GOP
Rogers Morton
Morton
NSC
Richard Chepey
Senate
Bush
Scowcroft
Cheney
Hiey
Rocke
Government Plans 180 Day Suspension Of Major Mortgage Firm
Washington AP says HUD will suspend Advance Mortgage Co. of Detroit a Citicorp subsidiary from new FHA mortgages for 180 days. The action follows investigations into alleged fees excessive charges and poor protection for federally insured homes after buyer defaults.
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Washington
Federa Housing Administration
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Advance Mortgage Co
Detroit
Citicorp
Final National City Bank of
New York
HUD
Advance
Carla A. Hills
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
Chicago
Cedar Rapids Municipal Election Sees Moderate to Heavy Voter Interest
Voting in Cedar Rapids appeared moderate to heavy as polls opened at 7 am and checked between 1 and 1 30 pm. 36 precincts reported 6495 votes, compared with 6882 in 1973 with 32 precincts and 8277 in 1971. Absentee ballots totaled 255 on hand at noon. The heaviest turnout was Arthur school with 322 votes and Grant Wood area office was light with 52. Offices include mayor safety commissioner public improvements parks and finance commissioners.
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Cedar Rapids
County Elections Office
Arthur School
Grant Wood Area
Trinaicmer
State order boosts Linn County property taxes for schools
County Auditor Merle Kopel reports Linn County property values rise under a state revenue order. Across the board increases include 52 percent on agricultural land and 27 to 36 percent on residential areas. The 1.7 million dollar rise funds 20 mills for schools under the state foundation aid law, with district variations due to differing valuations.
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Linn County
Merle Kopel
State Department of Revenue
Cedar Rapids
Thuk
Ling County
Department of Revenue
Imruch
Otto Wiedersberg
Cedir Hapids
Conspiracy Counts Dismissed Against ABP Chief and Firms
Omaha AP report says District Judge Robert W. Denney dismissed conspiracy charges against Frank R. West, president of American Beef Packers, and against American Beef Packers Inc. and its subsidiary Beefland International, after ruling the government lacked sufficient evidence.
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OMAHA
ALS
Robert W. Denney
Frank R. West
American Beef Packers, Inc
American Beef
Beefland International, Inc
Council Bluffs
Revenge Aid
Denney
Aginst West
West
Aginst Heerland International
American Reif
Alepod
American Beefs
Mirgess
General Electric Credit Corp
Stamford
Cone
Franco Survives 100 to 1 Odds After Surgery
Madrid reports Generalissimo Francisco Franco survived a three hour operation to repair a ruptured artery after bleeding heavily. Doctors described the odds as 100 to 1 against his survival and noted his condition improved from grave to better as blood transfusions and surgery extended his 18 day battle for life.
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Madrid
Spain
UPI
Francisco Franco
Carmen Polo
Franco
Judge Delays Patty Hearst Mental Competency Ruling
In San Francisco federal Judge Oliver Carter delayed ruling on Patty Hearst's mental competency to proceed at trial. He will issue a written memorandum by week's end after reviewing lengthy psychiatric reports calling the issue complex. The defense seeks 30 days of private treatment before trial, while prosecutors argue Hearst may be competent to cooperate with counsel.
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Patty Hearst
San Francisco
Patty Heart
Bistrict Court
Oliver Carter
Carter
Mish Hearst
No Contest Plea Shot Down in Ford Assassination Case
Miss Fromme sought a no contest plea to the attempted assassination of President Ford. Judge Thomas MacBride and U.S. Attorney Dwayne Keyes rejected the switch, keeping her not guilty plea in place as jury selection began. Prosecutors argued the plea would limit appeals.
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Sacramento
Calif
Lynetty Fromme
Ford
John Virga
Anid
Misa Fromme
Thomas MacBride
U.S. Atty
Dwayne Keyes
Virga
Miss Fromme
Keyes
McBride
MacBriie
Ming Frontera
Wate Capitol
Charles Matson
Manson
Sharon Tate
Los Angeles
Panel Accepts Kissinger Offer On Cyprus Memo
The House intelligence committee voted 105 to accept a memorandum critiquing Henry Kissinger’s Cyprus handling, burying names to obscure sources. Chairman Gus Pike hinted Kissinger and Nixon may have backed CIA arms to Kurdish rebels, while CBS’s Schorr alleged a leak.
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Washington
Neuse Intelligence Committee
Henry Kissinger
Cyprus
State Department
Gus Pike
D-Nly
Kissinger
Nixon
CIA
CBS
Daniel Schorr
Pike
Chuckie Sign in a Bookstore
A damaged OCR snippet shows a quirky bookstore sign reading Buy Chestmas Cooks now forty you can read there before mailing. Names and clarity are unreadable.
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Chicago Tribune
AUC
Don
Linn
Se Sohn
M. Willis
Bailey
Migs Hearst
Ambionere Liberation Army
Bai Jey Smid
Atty
James
Browning
Miss Hearst
U.S
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