Ford Attacks Carter Policy In Rose Garden Speech
President Ford accused Carter of misunderstanding foreign and defense policy, arguing for maintaining a strong U S defense budget and continued alliance commitments. He warned against unilateral force reductions and stressed America must stay firm at the bargaining table to deter aggression.
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Dethroned Sikkim King Hospitalized After Overdose
The dethroned King Chogyal Palden Thondup Namgyal, 53, was flown to a Calcutta nursing home after being found unconscious at his Gangtok palace. Doctors described the incident as an overdose of sleeping pills or barbiturates. prognosis remained uncertain as he was reported still unconscious. His American-born wife Hope, once a New York debutante, and their two children had left for the United States after antiroyalist protests in 1973.
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Counterfeit $20 Bill Ring Tied to Norfolk Print Shop
Secret Service testified that more than 102000 bogus $20 notes were printed in a Norfolk printing shop this summer and spread across the Midwest in August and September. Edwin C. Mattick Jr. and Clade R. Tyree are linked to the scheme. Tyree ran Sand Castle Printing behind a Virginia Beach home where a drum of counterfeit currency was buried.
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Snow Storm Hits Upper Michigan and Nebraska
Central U S weather shifts bring snow to Upper Michigan and eastern Nebraska with up to four inches forecast in Michigan. Rain spans Texas to the Ohio Valley and into parts of Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan as cold air moves across the nation.
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Jews Press Ford to Censure Gen George Brown
Jewish leaders urged President Ford to censure Gen. George S. Brown after he described Israel as a military burden to the United States. The Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish organizations issued a statement condemning his remarks as reckless and dangerous, warning it could undermine civilian control and national security.
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Union of American Hebrew Cantions
U.S
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Carter highlights economy as campaign focus in 1976 race
President candidate Carter and running mate Mondale criticized the 1976 economy after the Commerce Department reported third quarter GNP growth at 4 percent, noting declines from earlier quarters. Carter urged recognition of economic trouble while Mondale blamed weak growth and inflation for reducing national potential.
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Inflation Eases Yet Growth Fears Linger in 1970s Economy
White House said inflation in GNP was less severe than in the third quarter while the administration faced questions over investment and home building trends. Fixed investment grew 10.3 percent in spring, slowing to 8.4 percent, with inventories rising less than earlier. Officials anticipated rebounds in production facilities and housing as federal subsidies and housing starts surged.
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Chael Sumichrast
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