Ford prioritizes inflation control as top agenda
President Ford told his economic advisers that taming inflation would be the high and first priority of his administration. The initial meeting, two hours after his inauguration, was described as a very preliminary discussion of the nation’s economic problems.
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World Leaders Welcome Ford as New U.S. President
Leaders from 59 nations gathered at the White House as Gerald Ford was sworn in, with Kissinger pledging policy continuity. Reactions spanned praise for American resilience and concern over Nixon’s legacy, while Thieu warned of possible Communist offensives in Vietnam and China urged silent note.
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Early Start For Mrs Ford As Husband Becomes President
Betty Ford rose early to tea, joined by her children Susan Steven Michael and Jack as Gerald Ford took the oath and became 38th president. The Fords left Virginia for the White House, witnessed Nixon farewell, and prepared for a move to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue as movers packed the Nixons’ belongings.
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Nixon lawyers weigh missing Watergate tape in bid for claim
In Washington Nixon aides disclosed 17 minutes are missing from a subpoenaed Watergate tape raising a possible legal claim. In Geneva Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders remain divided over Cyprus future as negotiators tackle military issues. Geneva Motors announces 1975 models priced about 500 dollars higher on average, a near ten percent rise.
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Japanese Surrender Offer If Emperor Keeps Throne
On this day in 1945 Japan proposed surrender terms contingent on the Emperor retaining his throne. Weather outlook notes highs in the upper 80s and lows in the upper 60s with a 50 percent rain chance. River page and complete weather details appear on page 2. It proclaims It’s a Privilege to live in the Tennessee Valley.
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Nixon Plans Private California Life After Resignation
Nixon returns to California to a 5000 strong crowd at El Toro base then flies to a villa by the Pacific promising work for world peace. He notes the Spirit of 76, recalls overseas trips, and urges not to seek mere comfort as former president.
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Youth shot, Hagood dies in living room shooting
Police report a city youth was killed by a small calibre rifle fired in the back of the head around 8 p.m. Hagood sat in a chair when the shot rang out. Coroner Guy Hollaway investigated the death late Friday night with no immediate ruling.
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Greenbrier LNG project dropped amid demand doubts
Alabama Tennessee Natural Gas Co withdraws permit for a 5 million dollar liquified storage tank at Greenbrier after potential customers balked at higher LNG prices. Decatur keeps no firm contracts for non residential supply, homes protected with interruptible gas. Project deemed not economically feasible. See Greenbrier on Page 2.
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