Ford White House Christmas party and deaths in Florida
President Ford hosted a festive White House Christmas party for about 900 guests including Congress members Cabinet and staff. A topless dancer died from snake bites in Fort Lauderdale. Rabbi Max Koppel’s murder case in New York grew amid mugging crimes. Brando criticized the treatment of American Indians at a Lincoln court hearing. Delaware events featured Caesar Rodney reenactment plans canceled by weather. The House moved to create a Truman scholarship fund with a $30 million endowment.
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U S Ready To Offer Egypt Atomic Plant In Tandem Sale
The United States said it is prepared to supply Egypt with an atomic power plant if a companion sale to Israel falls through. Washington noted reactors could be provided in tandem or separately with stringent U S safeguards and international inspections.
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Ford signs safe water bill with reservations
President Ford signed sweeping drinking water legislation into law while citing concerns over federal intrusion and costs. Environmental groups sought to invoke emergency powers for five cities with potential cancer-causing contaminants, including New Orleans and Jefferson Parish, Evansville, Cincinnati, and Duluth.
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Susan's Boyfriend Endorses Male Roles at White House
Gardner Britt, longtime companion of President Ford's daughter Susan, argues a woman's place is at home and Susan agrees. He cites motherhood and neighborhood duty while Susan says she aims to graduate with a C average and pursue sports and needlepoint. She comments on his chauvinism with playful tolerance.
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