Ford Targets Foreign Policy and Carter Clash
President Ford blasted Jimmy Carter’s foreign policy ideas as potentially dangerous amid a tight race with Carter defending his stance and accusing Ford of running a scandal sheet. A Louis Harris poll showed Ford leading 51 to 38 among 1,503 voters just before the final debate, with a sharp shift from July when Carter led 62 to 33. Ford spoke in Chicago suburbs after addressing the Pittsburgh Economic Club, criticizing Carter’s views on Yugoslavia and an oil embargo as limiting U.S. options. Carter argued Ford misrepresented his positions and defended his plan to respond to any oil embargo, noting his Yugoslavia remark was accurate. The story notes ongoing campaign rapid-fire exchanges ahead of Election Day.
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U.N Condemns Transkei Independence Amid South Africa Policy
The United Nations General Assembly marks Transkei's birth as a new Bantustan amid a broad attack on apartheid. Nine resolutions urge boycotts of the new state and other tribal homelands, exposing tensions with the United States over Israel collaboration charges.
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Reader Help Column Answers On Insurance, Indigo Dyes And Charities
The Enterprise advice column addresses a reader lacking car insurance for a 69 Ford, noting liability as required and that some firms avoid older cars. It also covers indigo dye sourcing with modern methods and references sources like Kern Chemical and Kiehl Pharmacy. It provides Heart Association contact details and how to donate to Roger Hickson’s fund via Furniture Capital Communicators.
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Third Ave
New York
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Greensboro
Furniture Capital Communicators
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FCC Club
E. Washington
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Bribed Congressmen? Korean Mystery Man Center Of Allegations
Allegations that U S congressmen were paid cash as part of a Korean drive for U S favor center on Tongsun Park a figure tied to the Korean CIA Park says he did not bribe anyone Seoul denies government involvement self censorship rumored news blackout Governor Edwin Edwards confirms a Park gift of 10000 in 1971 part of large payments annual 500000 to 1 million for parties gifts and cash to influence officials Justice Department subpoenas Riggs Bank records to trace cash flows KCIA links eyed for potential embassy staff removals
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Lim Bang-hyun
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Washington Post
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Drexel Heritage Furniture Sold to Dominick International
Champion International Corp. announces the sale of its Drexel Heritage Furniture unit to Dominick International for about 53 million dollars. Cash and preferred stock will form the consideration with a five year redemption plan.
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Conn
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Drexel-Heritage Furniture
Dominick International Corp
Dominick
Howard Haworth
Drexel Heritage
Andrew C. Sigler
Champion Internation Corp
Champion International
Sigler
Drexel Heritage Furniture
Birmingham Ornamental Iron Co
Birmingham
Ala
Soviet Central Committee confirms leadership unchanged
Moscow radio says the Soviet Communist Party Central Committee ended a two day session with no changes in the top leadership. A new secretary was elected to raise the Central Committee secretary count to eleven and several candidates were elevated, but the 15 member Politburo led by Leonid Brezhnev remained the same. The session closes a day before the Supreme Soviet opens its first 1976 session.
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Edwards defends wife’s $10,000 gift from Park
Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards said his wife Elaine’s acceptance of $10,000 in cash from South Korean businessman Tongsun Park in 1971 did not violate morality or legality. He cited personal friendship, IRS context, and noted no charges after an investigation into campaign contributions.
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