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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
1
President Ford named Georgia political figure Callaway as chair of the 1976 Ford-for-President campaign, signaling a Southern strategy. The choice aims to organize trips, fund-raising, and a headquarters as Ford seeks to broaden support.
West German President Walter Scheel, in Chicago for a visit, paid tribute to the city as the American miracle and 115th honorary citizen. At a dinner hosted by Mayor Richard Daley, Scheel praised Chicago for economic strength and the people’s energy and ingenuity.
Steve Allen disclosed in Ladies Home Journal that he has found his half brother Edwin, the son of his mother Belle Montrose born in 1906. After a decade of sleuthing across the South with detectives and family interviews, Allen identified Dr. Young M. Smith, a Hickory N C attorney, as Edwin and met him at Smith's Bronx Island home in March.
Troops fired into the air and blocked streets as Communist and Socialist mobs clashed near Portugal's Roman Catholic patriarch’s residence in Lisbon. Two thousand Socialist sympathizers joined a march after Communist stones and abuse targeted Catholics, who sought refuge inside the residence with troops and armored cars arriving to quell the danger. A church spokesman warned of a possible breach, though police forces increased and the crowd dispersed.
Washington reports the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks reached an impasse with railroads and plans a nationwide strike at 12:01 a.m. Monday after exhausting mediation. President Ford's six day cooling off period ends Sunday midnight, risking disruption across major rail lines and strain on the economy.
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