Four Inches Of Snow Hit Montana And Rockies Complex
Snow scattered across the northern Rockies and southeast Montana with Bozeman reporting four inches by noon. Travelers faced advisories in northwest Wyoming as western snowfall extended into the Great Lakes and New England. Temperatures fell across the plains with frosts noted in northern Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle, while highs varied from 29 in Cody Wyoming to 83 in Orlando Florida. A cold front stretched from Georgia to the Gulf of Mexico and a stationary front spanned Texas to Colorado, with additional fronts across Idaho and Utah.
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Schlesinger Criticizes Arms Sales Policy
Former Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger criticized President Ford on ABC for supplying Israel with advanced weapons and for not considering arms sales to Communist China. He labeled Ford’s move as abrupt and uncoordinated with the Defense Department.
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Moderate Quake Shakes Los Angeles After New VA Hospital
A 4.0 magnitude quake rattled the Los Angeles area eight miles northeast of Newhall, felt across the San Fernando and Santa Clarita valleys and downtown. An official said many were scared, but damage was limited to a broken water main. The event followed a 1971 killer quake that destroyed hospitals including the VA facility.
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Carter Leads Ford in NBC Poll Among Likely Voters
NBC poll of 1,388 likely voters from Oct 12 to 14 shows Carter 42 percent to Ford 41 percent with 17 percent undecided and 1 percent for other candidates. East and South favor Carter 42-38 and 47-38. West tied 41-39 and Midwest 41-49 for Ford. Mondale leads Dole for VP and Carter outpolled both in debates.
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Time Magazine Sees Enough Votes for Carter Victory
Time magazines survey places Carter ahead in 23 states and the District of Columbia with 290 electoral votes, enough to win, while Ford leads in 17 states with 129 votes. Ten states totaling 129 votes remain too close to call, with New York Florida and Massachusetts among Carter’s leads and Michigan a strong base. California and Illinois are unresolved.
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PLO Voice Endorsed in Assembly Proceedings
Diplomats say the PLO gains reflect Arab disunity as Lebanon’s civil war fractures inter Arab cohesion. Palestinians rely on Arab states for land bases and support while factional PLO leadership stalls a unified stance. Disagreement over Palestinian statehood versus 1967 territories fuels rifts. U.N. Resolution 242 is rejected, omitting Palestinians from negotiated borders.
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Right To Die Proposal Shapes North Carolina Legislation
RALEIGH AP The state drafts a right to die proposal for General Assembly allowing a patient to halt life sustaining measures. Senator William G. Smith favors the concept and may introduce the bill. Commissioner Murray studies a plan modeled after New Jersey and California, with safeguards for patients and physicians amid revisions.
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Anti McCarthy Ads To Be Run In Denver Drive
Denver AP reports a former McCarthy supporter leads a campaign to run anti McCarthy ads aimed at stopping him from drawing votes away from Democrat Jim in a bid for the 1968 Democratic presidential nomination.
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China Eyeing Leadership Changes Amid Posters In Shanghai
Foreign observers touring China after Mao’s death described wall posters in Shanghai showing hanging effigies of Chiang Ching and three other radicals. The visitors, part of Prime Minister Somare’s Papua New Guinea delegation, noted X marks over the images as disapproval signs rather than fate indications. Somare cited Hua’s reportedly chosen succession as party chairman, though no official word has been released.
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Blacks Ask Britain For Active Role In Rhodesia Talks
Black nationalist leader Joshua Nkomo joined presidents from four black nations in Salisbury as they urged Britain to take a more active role in the Geneva conference on Rhodesia. They rejected Britain acting merely as an umpire and pressed for decolonization and a clear British leadership in the process. The talks aim to set up an interim government and eventual majority rule, with Britain naming the conference chair. Nkomo criticized the idea that the chair should be a diplomat rather than a political figure. The leaders planned to meet Kenyan and other African leaders to coordinate strategy.
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Political tensions and campaign moves spill into Kansas City
In a Page One report, Ford contends he did not help halt a Watergate probe while Dole criticizes Carter's plan to withdraw U S troops and nuclear arms from South Korea. Carter is shown touring Plains and meeting church groups as White House aides, cabinet members, and advisers convene after Sunday services.
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