Ford outlines Pacific Doctrine in early Asia trip
President Ford, returning from Hawaii, outlined a Pacific Doctrine emphasizing American strength, sovereignty of Asian nations, and mutual respect. He cited a Japan alliance, China engagement, and Southeast Asia security, while stressing peaceful Korea and regional economic cooperation.
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Fremont barnstormer tex seabourne recalls wild early flying days
Fremont resident Tex Seabourne, born January 1906, recalls a life of aviation from Oklahoma farms to cabbie flights in Los Angeles. He barnstormed with parachute jumps, 786 feats, 14,008 flight hours, and a crash that killed a Jenny stunt plane. Seabourne later led his own daredevil airshow starting in 1992, reflecting on early dangerous training and rivalries among Amelia Earhart era flyers.
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Corporate wives threaten industry says Michigan State professor
New York AP report quotes Eugene Jennings, MSU professor and corporate adviser, arguing industry faces defeat unless it seeks a truce with wives. He notes rising career wives curb male mobility, cites social inequity and tax advantages for child care as factors, and warns leadership needs mobile successors.
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