Ford Asks Cabinet to Remain Aboard His Ship
Ford asks the entire Cabinet to stay aboard his ship and urges candor with news media. TerHorst outlined a secretive process to name a vice president with input from Cabinet members, White House staff, and party leaders. nominations to be mailed in sealed envelopes for the President to consider.
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Ford’s White House reshuffle shifts key aides and future plan
Ford moves to replace aides venturing changes in the White House staff. He names Robert Hartmann as counselor and forms a four member panel led by Donald Rumsfeld to sketch a lasting staff, while confirming Nixon appointees for a transition period. Budget decisions loom as Ford inherits Nixon’s spending plan and agency quotas.
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Change Seen As GOP Boon in AP Analysis
AP analysis notes Ford's rise boosts Republicans and could blunt a looming midterm rout. Democrats face infighting and economic issues. Strauss and party insiders see a renewed GOP energy, while party gains depend on Ford's honeymoon and economy.
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Hijacker Seizes Boeing 727 Then Abandons Craft
Escape continued from page one details a Boeing 727 commandeered by a man with a hand grenade during a Newark to Los Angeles flight. After diverting to San Francisco for money and parachutes, passengers were allowed to leave. The hijacker bailed near Provo Utah as the jet zigzagged over the Northwest. Three days later McCoy was arrested at his Provo home where he lived with his wife and two children. His father, a retired Army master sergeant, resides in North Carolina.
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Nixon family prepares for post presidency retreat
Secret Service agents patrolled Nixon's San Clemente estate while a Coast Guard cutter kept watch off the Pacific coast. Aides had no information on the Nixon family's plans, with one aide saying they simply want to relax.
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