Ford rejects isolationism in Notre Dame talk
President Ford told 12,000 Notre Dame students that America must not "go it alone" and rejected "new isolationism" as he promoted foreign policy aid. He urged defending small nations and spoke at a convocation where he received an honorary degree amid St Patrick's Day festivities and minor protests.
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America
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Peter Walshe
Doctors Strike Shocks New York Hospitals
Knutson warned that doctors working excessive hours without rest threaten patient safety more than the strike. Union leaders said binding arbitration could end the walkout promptly, while the American Medical Association called it historic and the league labeled it irresponsible. Hospitals involved included Manhattan, the Bronx, Queens, and Brooklyn with 57 facilities under CIA contracts or city funding.
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Queens
Brooklyn
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Ford defends economic plan as Cambodia crisis deepens
President Ford held a news conference and lunch with Midwest media execs to press for rapid anti recession tax cuts and defend his budget. He warned Cambodia's military crisis and the domino theory, urged swift aid for Lon Nol, and criticized Defense Dept bookkeeping that uncovered 21.5 million in unspent U.S. funds. He backed Burns and the Fed, while praising a growing money supply and urging Congress to act on tax relief.
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Burns
Congress
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Department of Defense
Report Says Weathermen Key To Pat Hearst Case
SAN FRANCISCO AP report says the Weather Underground may connect Patricia Hearst with the SLA survivors and others who helped them. FBI officials note no confirmed hookups and cite many false leads, with scattered tips from Canada Mexico and Guatemala under review.
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Jack Scott
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Mexico
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Battle conditions shift as forces contest district towns
Reports indicate North Vietnamese units still hold or contest several district capitals while probing toward Kien Duc Dinh Quan and Hoai Duc in the highlands. South Vietnamese bombers strike across the Cambodian border to blunt a push on Tay Ninh City as AP photographer Denis D Gray witnessed heavy smoke from bombing near the border.
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Dinh Quan
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New Portuguese Government Seen Swinging To The Left
In Lisbon, insiders report moderates to be replaced in the cabinet by ministers closer to leftist Premier Vasco Goncalves. The cabinet would stay largely military but add more Communists and the Communist-front Portuguese Democratic Movement. Officials say a new government could be announced in three to four days after an abortive coup.
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Vasco Goncalves
Portuguese Democratic Movement
Associated Press
Phnom Penh Crisis Deepens as Siege Guards Capital
The city faces a stalemate as insurgent mines and shelling threaten to close the river and trap Phnom Penh. A Neak Luong loss could free up to 10,000 rebels moving toward the capital, while Prime Minister Long Boret struggles to form a government amid infighting. In Portugal, Spinola’s followers flee to Brazil, reshaping power as Soares may lose the foreign post and NATO concerns rise over Soviet port access.
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Lisbon
O Seculo
Mario Soares
Socialist Party
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NATO
Gibraltar
Middle Atlantic
Tax cut talks hinge on administration congressional compromise
Washington AP reports pressure for a deal on tax relief as Ford and Speaker Carl Albert signal possible compromise this week. Senate Democratic plans top $29.9 billion while Ford proposes $16 billion. Treasury warns deficits could hit $80 billion in 1976.
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Treasury
William E. Simon
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Frank Zarb
Ways and Means Committee
South Bend
Zarb
al Ullman
D-Ore
Senate
Simon
Court upholds national sovereignty over offshore waters
Justice Byron White writes that the Supreme Court rejected claims of original state jurisdiction over the seabed. The ruling states dominion over the marginal sea rested with the national government, not the colonies or states, and that the three mile limit does not invalidate California’s status or prior rulings.
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Byron R. White
White
Onassis Empire Explained After Death
The Onassis fortune spans three continents with shipping, real estate, and mining interests. Christina may inherit most assets while Mrs. Onassis gains paintings and funds for her children. The fleet faces pricing pressure, but long term charters sustain ships. most vessels sail under Panamanian flags.
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Africa
Indonesia
John F. Kennedy
Christina
Gaugin
el Greco
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