Carter Boosts Prospects In West With Ford Dole Ticket
President Ford and Sen. Robert Dole headlined the Republican ticket strengthening Carter's Westward chances. Carter, arriving in Los Angeles, outlined themes to restore faith in government and vowed to align with national security policy during a Korea crisis backed by Ford. He attended fundraisers with Hollywood figures, met DNC steering committee, and planned visits to Seattle and Des Moines.
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Dole Criticizes Ford Vacation Before Tap to Ticket
President Ford maintains a relaxed Vail vacation while Sen. Robert Dole questions the schedule. Nessen says Ford will mix duties with golf and campaign strategy sessions next week as advisers prepare for the race. Connally reportedly declines RNC chair bid, others remain in campaign roles. Mrs. Ford notes osteoarthritis flare and improves after treatment.
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Kissinger questioned NIE on Soviet MIRV progress
Lt Gen Daniel O Graham says analysts rewrote a CIA National Intelligence Estimate on Soviet missile warhead progress after Henry Kissinger disagreed with conclusions. He recalls Kissinger wanted a sterner reading to bolster urgency for SALT talks. An associate disputed his account, saying Kissinger did not direct conclusions.
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North Carolina Weather Forecast Details and Outlook
North Carolina expected fair to mostly sunny with highs in the 80s and 70s in the mountains. Tonight lows range from upper 50s to low 70s with a 10 percent rain chance in parts. South Carolina shows partly cloudy to warm conditions with scattered coastal showers and highs mid to upper 80s.
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Ex Senator May Not Face Perjury Trial
Miami AP reports former Senator Edward Gurney may avoid trial on conspiracy and perjury charges after US Attorney Vincent Alte said he recommended to the Justice Department on retrying the Florida Republican.
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Body of Lt Barrett Returned Home for Burial
The body of U S Army 1st Lt Mark Thomas Barrett, killed in the Panmunjom area, was flown to Columbia for burial. Maj Arthur G Bonifas, of New York, also died in the incident. Funeral service set for 2 p m Tuesday at Devine Street Chapel with burial at Greenlawn Memorial Park.
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Flight Over Hurricane Planned For Testing
Miami AP reports twenty five scientists will fly over tropical storm Emmy this week aboard a Convair 990 jet at 40 000 to 50 000 feet to test experimental sensors for satellites and spacecrafts and imaging radar systems. The effort aims to advance hurricane research for better forecasts and potential modification in the long term with NOAA aircraft providing mid and low altitude data. Dr Robert Sheets notes the work will map the ocean surface, measure wave lengths and wind speeds, and detect sea temperatures for routing ships and Gulf Stream monitoring.
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Duke Seeks to Charge Customers for Informational Booklet
Duke Power Co says it printed a free 40 000 booklet for customers on the American economic system and seeks to charge the $4 000 cost as an operating expense on utility bills. The state attorney general and Public Service Commission weigh who pays. A Sept. 15 hearing is set on the complaint.
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