Harris Warns Liberals Against False Unity in 1976 Race
Danville voters watched liberal Democrats press for unity on issues rather than a blanket bid for party harmony. Fred Harris, joined by Birch Bayh and Terry Sanford, argued government must serve average citizens, not corporations, amid calls for labor support and policy detail.
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Keeping Franco Alive Debated In Spanish Newspapers
Madrid AP report says Generalissimo Francisco Franco remained in grave condition on Sunday as papers debated whether his life should be kept alive by artificial means. He was 82 and dependent on coagulating agents kidney dialysis an artificial respirator and 26 physicians. Doctors noted a slight improvement after surgery last Friday the third major operation in 11 days but gave no clear word on anesthesia or a cluster of potentially fatal complications.
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Nixon Aides Move to Nuclear Industry Roles
Four former Nixon administration officials who helped design moving atomic fuel production to private firms now hold executive positions in Bechtel and Dillon Read. The story notes Bechtel leads a consortium seeking over 3.5 billion in government guarantees to enter uranium enrichment, while Dillon Read represents one consortium member and serves as banker to Good year Tire.
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Summit 100 Leaders Exchange Light Small Talk
Summit 100, the largest of the six gatherings, includes Secret Service agents. During brief pre and post meeting moments leaders welcome the press for photos and share light conversation such as Ford asking Giscard about fish in a lake. Uncertainty remains whether German opposition will derail Kissinger's proposed ministerial follow-up group and periodic reviews of policy directions.
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Narayan released on parole in India's emergency era
Indian activist Narayan, briefed by officials, says about 10,000 were arrested during the state of emergency with one third released. He shows a release order mandating surrender in Chandigarh after a month, hopes for parole extension, and notes his detention mostly in a Chandigarh hospital 150 miles north of New Delhi. Narayan, who left retirement last year to push a Bihar movement, accuses Congress of fostering corruption.
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Wallace Pushes Freedom of Choice in Schooling
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace said on NBC Meet the Press he would push a constitutional amendment for freedom of choice in schooling if elected president. He opposes forced integration or segregation, arguing people should choose schools for their children. Wallace noted he campaigns more via television and radio, downplaying city to city tours, and defended Alabama tax levels by comparing costs with other states.
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Ford in Fromme trial hearing labeled very favorable
In a taped session President Ford described as very favorable by Miss Fromme's attorney, the defense challenged the prosecution's narrative about the loaded gun two feet from Ford. Secret Service described a 45 caliber pistol with four rounds but no chambered round. Ford testified he saw Fromme move as if to shake hands, then saw the gun briefly before agents intervened.
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Nominee list eyed for supreme court replacement
Ford seeks a nominee with professional experience and integrity, reviewing a list from attorney general Levi. The ABA panel weighs legal competence and temperament, while Ford may consider women candidates such as Hills and Sharp. Nixon-era practice of consulting the ABA is being revisited after Douglas's retirement.
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California
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Portland
Maine
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Brigham Young University
Appeals Court
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Housing and Urban Development
Tragic double drowning follows failed rescue mission
Balch and Hill attempted to assist a group in distress near Minidoka County. After sending for a second boat, Berdell Hammond and Don Pearce vanished while Jay Hammond, Berdell’s brother, collapsed from exposure and died at the scene. Divers found Pearce off shore later. Hammond’s body remained missing after initial search.
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Berdell
Pearce
Hammond
Inflation Hits Summit Talks Costs Skyrocket
RAMBOUILLET France AP Nobody is giving out cost figures for the six nation economic summit but signs show it costs a bundle to discuss inflation unemployment and the business slump The US delegation leads with about 100 people including Ford Kissinger Simon Parsky Robinson Enders Seideman Greenspan and 34 0 Secret Service agents The plane and security costs alone run well over 100000 for the 14 hour round trip plus landing and parking The summit drew large delegations from Japan Britain West Germany and Italy each about 25 people with security staff and secretaries
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