Ford Dole set final campaign strategy talks on Carter attacks
President Ford and running mate Len Dole outlined a plan to stress Carter indecisions and flip flops as they held strategy sessions in Vail. Carter, at his Plains Georgia home, prepared for minority outreach and a Labor Day kickoff in Warm Springs while Carter aides released a telegram supporting women’s rights groups.
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Associated Press
Ford
Len Bob Dole
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Plains
Texas
John Connall
Ford Carter
Atlanta
Vail
Colo
Dole
Connally
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Warm Springs
Ment
Poisons Found In Milk Of N C Mothers
EPA tests detect PCBs in mothers milk across ten states including North and South Carolina. Initial data show 46 of 50 samples positive with the highest North Carolina at 2.6 parts per million in fatty milk. FDA provisional tolerance is 2.5 ppm. unsafe when higher.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
North Carolina
South Carolina
Carolinas
Food and Drug Administration
CB Handle Registries Stir Little Genuine Value
A column by E. Z. Strange notes about CB handle registries a dozen operators offer to register nicknames for fees while promising copyright protection. The piece cites risks from electrocution hazards, FCC rules on 40-channel sets, and sociopsychological theories on CB boon, ending with address for responses to Citizens on Radio in The Enterprise.
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E. Z. Strange
Swift
FCC
Frank L. Rose
Pittsburgh
High Point
U N Korean Force Seeks Safety Pact at Panmunjom
The United Nations Command demands North Korea guarantee safety for all personnel in the Panmunjom security area as a precondition to new procedures. The two sides failed to agree on a long term secretaries’ meeting while calling for removal of guard posts and continued free movement under the armistice.
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K.P. Hong
Associated Press
Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
North Korea
Allied Command
Joint Korean Military Armistice Commission
Mark P. Frodden
U.S
Han Ju-kyong
U.N
UNC
Koreas
Frodden
Han
Seoul
Park Chung-hee
Panmunjom Joint Security Area
South Korea
United States
Arthur Bonifas
Mark Barrett
Pentagon
Iranian Guerrillas Kill Three Americans in Tehran Ambush
Urban guerrillas armed with automatic weapons attacked a Tehran suburb highway, killing three Americans from the U S military advisory group led by Rockwell International. Iranian officials linked the assault to the Islamic Marxists and noted similar past killings of U S officers.
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Tehran
Iran
Robert Crown Guard
William Catrel
Donald Smith
U.S
Pentagon
Washington
Rockwell International
Marx
Ists
Tehrannon
Army
Lewis Hopkins
Air Force
Paul R. Schaffer
Jack J. Turner
Three Americans Convicted In Moscow Heroin Smuggling
In Moscow a court sentenced three American heroin smugglers to labor camp terms from five to eight years as part of a campaign against the Moscow connection. Gerald R. Amster received eight years, Dennis R. Burns seven, and Paul Brawer five, for smuggling 63 pounds of heroin from Malaysia to Paris in false-bottomed suitcases.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Malaysia
Paris
Lev K. Mironov
Gerald R. Amster
New York City
Dennis R. Burns
Whitestone
N.Y
Paul Brawer
Las Vegas
Tashkent
Afghanistan
Maddox Nominated by American Independent Party
Lester Maddox wins the AIP presidential nomination in Chicago as a segregationist figure. the move sparks dis content within the splinter party while New Right conservatives distance themselves over his image and views. Maddox acknowledged his segregationist stance as he addressed factors shaping the nomination.
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Chicago
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
American Independent Party
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Kansas City
Maddox
MIT scientists create functional artificial gene in living cells
Harvard and MIT researchers led by Har Gobind Khorana report for the first time a man made gene that works in living bacteria, marking a milestone in genetics. The work contrasts with recombinant DNA and aims to uncover how genes turn on and off in development.
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Cambridge, Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Har Gobind Khorana
Alfred B. Sloan
MIT
San Francisco
American Chemical Society
Cambridge
Harvard University
Khorana
Hans-Joachim Fritz
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