Carter Heads West on Campaign Swing and Debates
Jimmy Carter plans a West Coast and Midwest campaign sweep with fundraisers in Los Angeles and city stops in San Francisco Seattle and Des Moines. He will address veterans and outline views on terrorism and veterans affairs while staff prepare for debates with Ford. Mondale is slated to appear at events and the Democratic Campaign Steering Committee meets to show party unity.
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Jimmy Carter
Iowa
Carter
Los Angeles
Democratic Campaign Steering Committee
National Committee
Robert Strauss
Cornelia Wallace
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Barbara Jordan
Dtex
Walter F. Mondale
Dminn
San Francisco
Seattle
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American Legion
Georgia
Des Moines
South
Ford Told To Slow Down After Sleep-Deprived Convention
President Ford, exhausted after two sleepless nights at the Republican National Convention, will slow his pace for a few days per doctors orders. He began a nine day vacation in Vail Colorado with a light schedule, then plans to resume campaigning next week.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Vail
Colo
Ford
Hon Nessen
William Lukash
Rocky Mountain
Nessen
Lukash
Kansas City
Dole
Russell
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Robert Hartmann
White House
Hartmann
Robert Orben
Dot Penny
Carter
CB Amplifiers Provide Extra Sending Power
In CB lingo going barefoot means four watt limit. many use amplifiers despite FCC bans from 1974. Manufacturers sold phony ham gear labeled as 10-meter receive-only units. Some retailers cut wires to enable transmit. Experts warn this endangers CB as signals clutter the airwaves. External speakers do not improve reception. channel expansion may affect sales. Mexico now requires removal of CB radios for entry. Readers can send questions to Citizens on Radio in High Point, NC.
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E. Z. Strange
FCC
Tme
God
Koreans Say U S Provoked Tree Incident
North Korea accused the United States of grave provocation after a tree trimming near Panmunjom, while U S and South Korean forces remained on high alert. The UNC said a work party felled a 40 foot Normandy poplar and withdrew safely, as Pyongyang aired claims of hundreds of troops in combat trim and opposed actions near the Joint Security Area.
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South Korea
North Korea
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Demilitarized Zone
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U.S
Korea
United Nations Command
UNC
Joint Security
Panmunjom
Pyongyang
Arthur G. Bonifas
Newburgh
N.C
Mark T. Barrett
Columbia
S.C
Army
Travis Air Force Base
California
Richard Sneider
Vermont
Chung Hee Park
National Security Council
Korean Security Council
Korean
Rodong Sinmun
North Korean Workers’ (Communist) Party
Vietnam seeks United Nations admission amid MIA row
United Vietnam applied for UN membership but faces a likely U.S. veto. The State Department refused comment as observers say President Ford may block entry until the fate of about 900 U.S. MIAs from the Vietnam War is resolved. Washington links normalization to MIA resolution, noting past vetoes over Korea-related issues.
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N.Y
Vietnam
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Department
Washington
Ford
United States
North
South Vietnam
South Korea
Hanoi
17 More Bodies Found In Argentine Suburb
A day of extreme political violence in Argentina reports 30 bodies found near Pilar and 17 more outside Lomas de Zamora’s cemetery wall. Bombs injure three, with five blasts at subway stations halting service. The unrest leaves about 880 deaths this year, largely attributed to clashes between leftist guerrillas and right-wing squads.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Lomas de Zamora
Isabel Peron
Plaza de Mayo
Government House
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Rainy Dottie Moves Inland Over South Carolina
Tropical storm Dottie failed to dump expected rains as it moved ashore south of Charleston, canceling the flash flood watch. The system weakened inland with winds rising to about 40 mph then easing, while small craft advisories remained. Naval ships were shifted to heavy weather docking areas as residents recalled the eerie calm before the storm.
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Thomas C. Cothran
Associated Press
Charleston
South Carolina
Dottie
Folly Beach
North Carolina
Frederick R Norris
Weather Service
US Naval
Red Tape Delays London Water Rationing Plan
Forty million gallons of water are wasted daily in drought haunted London as red tape delays emergency powers to curb nonessential use. Officials say new rules require notices in 200 local papers, stalling restrictions until early September and risking further shortages and higher prices.
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ED Blanche
Associated Press
London
Environment Ministry
Thames
Britain
Scotland
England
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Channel Islands
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