Earthquake Hits Asian USSR Damages Reported in Central Asia
A severe quake struck Soviet Central Asia with serious damage in many places. Tashkent Bukhara and Samarkand reported no casualties. Gazli communications cut off. Seismology linked to an April tremor. Gazli suffered highest intensity while local populations endured widespread shocks.
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El Salvador official in $3 million gun plot arrest
New York AP report says Col Manuel Rodriguez, a high El Salvador military official, faced $4 million bail after alleged plot to ship 10,000 Tommy guns to mobsters from a Westchester motel. The scheme aimed to sign a State Department export certificate while money swapped hands. Other suspects, including two more El Salvadorans and three U.S. citizens, faced bail set from $300,000 to $1 million.
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Anderson Wins Platform Post
Washington AP reports Minnesota Governor Wendell Anderson elected permanent chairman of the Democratic platform committee amid controversy as Rhode Island Governor Philip Noel resigns from the post. Four days of hearings set with figures like George Wallace Humphrey Kennedy Moynihan Nader Woodcock and Civil Rights leaders on the witness list. Carter cancels appearance to campaign in California. Meany urges the party to present an economic program contrasting prosperity with Republican unemployment.
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Kissinger May Quit If Ford Wins Re Election
Democrat Jimmy Carter focuses on Maryland Ohio and Michigan primaries as Ford trails in polls. Kissinger told NBC he would resign if Ford wins a full term, while Carter says Maryland loss would not end his bid. Udall accuses Young of distortions over Mormon Church race policy with Carter and Detroit's Young trading barbs.
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Nixon Emerges As Issue In GOP Race
AP reports Nixon becomes a campaign issue as Ford and Reagan invoke Watergate memory. Ford touts restoration of trust while avoiding Nixon, Reagan praises Nixon’s foreign policy and targets Kissinger. Reagan says Nixon could not be in his administration, Ford also rules him out, yet Nixon remains a topic in the 1976 race.
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