Moynihan Nominated U.S. Ambassador to UN
President Ford nominated Daniel Patrick Moynihan age 48 to succeed John Scali as the United States representative at the United Nations. Moynihan, a Harvard professor and former ambassador to India, has served in four administrations and previously worked in the Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon White Houses. The nomination follows Scali’s pending reassignment and comes amid a broader review of the Mayaguez operation and U.S. foreign policy questions.
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Weather Summary and Global News Snippets
Weather zones report warm hazy conditions through Friday with highs in the 80s and 90s and scant rain chances. Mountains show morning fog and warm afternoons with highs around 80s and lows in the 30s to 60s. Coast areas stay partly cloudy with lower 90s and near 70s overnight. Separate dispatch notes Moynihan Kissinger future roles and Iran terror events with casualties and internal security details.
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Kissinger vows U S will honor commitments abroad
In Berlin and Ankara Kissinger reassured Western allies that the United States will defend its interests and stand by friends in a forceful, understanding manner. He cited Berlin as the East-West detente acid test and outlined CENTO talks, Turkish ties, and Cyprus negotiations while noting a Senate arms embargo repeal and Laos aid implications.
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Inflation Cools But Jobless Rolls Still Grow
April prices rose at 5.8 percent annually, a sharp drop from 13.4 percent a year earlier, as inflation slows amid recession. The Labor Department reports real take-home pay fell 0.1 percent in April and 4.1 percent from a year ago, while jobless claims rose by 12,300 to 433,200 in the week ending May 10, with total ongoing benefits down 28,500 to 6,257,100 in the week ending May 3.
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Ford Criticizes Democrats Amid 1976 Campaign Commentary
Ford decried Democratic contenders as a parade of pygmies and flip floppers while praising Hubert Humphrey as capable though unlikely to be nominated. Senator Lowell Weicker predicted improving GOP prospects if Congress does not act.
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Itchy Burning Toels Ease Fiery Pain
An advertisement touts quick relief for itchy burning toes with T-4-1 fungicide. Claims it quiets itch and burn in minutes and suits sweaty odorous feet. Available now at Key Rexall Drug Store.
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