Ford And Carter Shift Campaign Plans For October Debates
Ford returns to Washington from a South campaign trip and plans foreign minister meetings to prep for the October 6 San Francisco debate. Carter rests in Plains and reevaluates strategy for the final campaign span while criticizing Washington officials and lobbyists.
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Smallpox Near Thinning Global Outbreaks
The World Health Organization reports only seven people remain infected worldwide all in remote Ethiopian deserts. Officials anticipate stock destruction will continue as no new cases are detected. In Chicago, Dr. Martis Fishbein, 87, a noted medical editor, died after a long illness at Jackson Park Hospital. He served as assistant editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association from 1913 to 1934.
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Youngstown Safety Forces Strike Halts City Services
Police and fire protection collapsed as about 240 of 283 officers and 204 of 260 firefighters walked off after failed contract talks. Four officers were struck by a police cruiser as a driver was questioned. unions said other city workers would honor the picket.
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UPI
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Rumsfeld Calls Soviet Missile Program Unprecedented
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld says the Soviet Union is pursuing a nuclear edge with an unprecedented missile program. He cites more than 1,500 ICBMs on land bases and over 100 SSNs, versus 1,084 land missiles and 55 ballistic submarine tubes for the United States.
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Jack Anderson Sues Nixon and 19 Aides for 22 Million Dollars
Washington AP Jack Anderson columnist sues former President Nixon and 19 aides for 22 million alleging a five year campaign to ruin his credibility violate First Amendment rights. Plaintiffs include Henry Kissinger Richard Helms and John Mitchell among others in a federal suit citing harassment and surveillance by CIA and White House. The suit claims Liddy and Hunt plotted to murder Anderson and police followed him and his family in 1972. Proceeds go to other reporters' First Amendment defense.
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