Second Debate Carter Will Take Off Gloves Tonight
Jimmy Carter says he will slug it out with President Ford in the San Francisco debate on foreign and defense policy at the Palace of Fine Arts. Ford faces tough questions on the Butz resignation, the Mayaguez incident, and potential quick judgments by foreign leaders.
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San Francisco
Jimmy Carter
Ford
White House
Palace of Fine Arts
Public Broadcasting Service
Agriculture
Earl Butz
General Accounting Office
Mayaguez
U.S
United Nations
William Scranton
Butz
Mike Duval
Ford Administration
GAO
Congress
Cambodia
Nessen
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Karaya
Pauline Federick
National Public Radio
Max Frankel
The
New York Times
Richard Valeriani
NBC
Henry L. Trewhitt
Baltimore Sun
Learning to accept the consequences of unlawful deeds
A citizen asks about privacy when arrests are broadcast by radio and printed. An expert replies that public disclosure is a consequence of crime, while a building inspector updates on housing code compliance. A telephone service official explains repair delays due to weather and safety, and a reader urges support for disabled veterans with a tax deductible appeal.
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Anon
High Point
Trinity
Anop
Man
North
Bill Hilton
Hilton
Thai Police Storm University Amid Breakout Riots
Bangkok reports of clashes between leftist and rightist students erupted as defense minister Sangad Chalanya seized power and martial law was declared. At least 22 dead, 180 wounded, with reports of bodies burned or mutilated. 1,300 students arrested as crowds burned and attacked at Thammasat University and government houses.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Thanom Kittikachorn
Radio Thailand
Sangad Chalanya
Seni Pramoj
Sangad
Armed Forces
Seni
Thammasat University
Government House
Associated Press
Chee Sae Chu
Chee
Thanom
Thanorn
Hurricane Liza Devastates Baja California Peninsula Town
Hurricane Liza drove fierce winds and flooding in LA PAZ on the Baja California peninsula. Thousands sought shelter in shanties as a 30 foot dam weakened and residents faced rising water and prolonged power outages.
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LA Paz
Mexico
Liza
City of Peace
Baja California
Cajancitos
Pedro Olvera
Social Security Office
Ford UAW contract reached amidst strike vote
DETROIT. The 22 day old Ford strike heads toward a week to 10 days of ratification voting by 170,000 UAW members across 22 states. The three year agreement adds 13 more paid days off over the term, atop 33 annual holiday and vacation days, signaling a move toward a four day work week and job protection while avoiding broader economic impact.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Ford
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
International Executive Board
Ford Council
Public Campaign Financing Split In North Carolina Debate
Governors candidates Hunt and Flaherty clash over public financing while agreeing on roads, education, teacher raises, and the death penalty. They backed a $147 million state budget boost for next year, the equal rights amendment, and emphasizing roads. Libertarian Arlan Andrews criticized the debate’s airing on educational TV and money in partisan politics. Moderated by WPTF's Wally Ausley, with questions from state officials and TV journalists.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Jim Hunt
David Flaherty
North Carolina Assn. of Broadcasters
Flaherty
Hunt
Arlan Andrews
Libertarian Party
Andrews
Dick Hatch
State TV Network
Wayne Ashworth
Wxii TV
Winston-Salem
Allen Jones
WTVD
Durham
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