Setback on Indochina Aid Splits House and Senate Votes
A House committee rejects compromise on emergency Indochina aid with Ford plan demands as Rep. Fraser leads opposition. Ingersoll warns cease-fire talks hinge on Cambodia, while the Senate votes 395 346 against further Cambodia and South Vietnam aid and Abourezk motions gain split support.
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Ford
Indochina
South Vietnam
Robert Ingersoll
House Committee
Donald Fraser
D-Minn
Ford Administration
Fraser
Congress
Ingersoll
Cambodia
State Department
House
Senate Democratic Caucus
James Abourezk
Senate Democrats
House Democrats
Senate
South Carolina
Ernest Hollings
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Howard Cannon
Nevada
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Patty Hearst believed hidden near South Canaan, FBI says
Sheriff Henry Kalinowski said reports tied Hearst and the Harrises to a Wayne County farmhouse. Neighbors described two men and two women living there for six weeks. The San Francisco Examiner linked fingerprints found at a Pennsylvania site to Hearst and others. Indictments were anticipated against an elderly couple, with Yoshimura sought since 1972. FBI declined to discuss case specifics. Hearst faces kidnapping, assault, and bank robbery charges carrying possible life imprisonment.
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Henry Kalinowski
Wayne County
Pennsylvania
FBI
Miss Hearst
Harrises
South Canaan
Erwin Lockwood
San Francisco Examiner
Wendy Misako Yoshimura
Berkeley
Calif
California
Hearst
Auto sales slide as rebates end and plants idle
Car sales declined to 7 294 this period from 9 317 last year with AMC down 32 percent year to date to 52 276 versus 76 208. GM faces a rebound after a 13 year low. Ford expected to dip as customers shift to smaller cars. Chrysler plans plant shutdowns and layoffs while recalling 2 200 workers amid ongoing idleness.
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AMC
Ford
Sihanouk Telegram Reveals Peace Talks Hint in Cambodia
Actress Jane Fonda and Tom Hayden released a telegram they say came from Prince Sihanouk. They report it discusses a cease fire if U.S. aid to Lon Nol ends and calls for embassies in Phnom Penh to close, with insurgents warning they cannot guarantee safety.
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Jane Fonda
Tom Hayden
Prince Norodom Sihanouk
Hayden
Miss Fonda
Los Angeles
Paris
Sihanouk
U.S
Cambodia
Lon Nol
China
Hsinhua
Phnom Penh
Kissinger Seeks Concrete Egyptian Ideas For Israel Pact
Kissinger said he would take concrete Egyptian proposals to Israel for a second stage peace accord and bring back a concrete Israeli reply. Sadat denied Egyptian troop movements toward frontiers and stressed no offensive plans while Kissinger travels between Aswan and Israel seeking a Golan Heights settlement and broader concessions. Arafat and Assad oppose an Egyptian Israeli deal, wary of Palestinian goals and a Golan pullback. Syria urged Kissinger to press for a second Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights.
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Egypt
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Cairo
Kissinger
Abu Rodeis
Mitla
Gidi
Sinai
Damascus
Yasser Arafat
Hafez Assad
Arafat
Assad
Palestine Liberation Organization
Palestine
Middle East
Golan Heights
Syria
Ford pushes tax cut at labor banquet amid calls for compromise
President Ford, in an unannounced appearance at a labor-industry banquet, urged swift tax cut action by the end of March. He said there is a mood for compromise in Washington and that Americans want collective effort from the President and Congress to combat recession and unemployment.
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Washington
Ford
America
Congress
Humphrey Papers Case Highlights Tax Gift Rules
IRS examines Humphrey gift of Senate papers valuing $309,475 from 1966 amid access limits. Examiners say penalties possible, but Humphrey may avoid selling assets. case spurred by Nixon gift scrutiny and public interest over presidential implications. Walters, attorney, notes potential appeal routes but publicity concerns influenced decision.
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Humphrey
US Tax Court
Federal District Court
Joe A. Walters
Minneapolis
Gartner
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Ralph G. Newman
Chicago
Newman
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