Ford heads to Europe amid Portugal NATO ties question
President Ford leaves Andrews Air Force Base for a six day European swing with stops in Madrid Salzburg and Rome He will meet NATO heads of state and attend sessions in Brussels and Madrid to reaffirm US commitments and discuss Portugal’s Communist influence and the Cyprus issue with Greece and Turkey He plans talks with Sadat Rabin and visits Pope Paul VI en route home
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Ford energy tariff speech attacks Congress over inaction
President Ford blasted Congress for delays in energy legislation during a Memorial Day address. He argued a $2 per barrel tariff is essential to curb imports and spur domestic production, warning of higher prices and economic harm if action stalls. He noted White House figures predicting reduced oil imports and voiced opposition to counterproductive measures.
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U S seeks deal to save 3 hostages in Tanganyika jungle
Tanzanian and US officials met to explore a possible deal to free three students held by the Popular Revolutionary Party guerrillas. The captives include two Americans and a Dutch woman, with a 60 day deadline tied to the rebels demands. Barbara Smuts, released Sunday, reunited with her mother in Dar es Salaam.
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Kissinger calls oil producers toFree U.S. energy independence plan
Kissinger told oil consuming nations their priority is freeing themselves from dictation by oil producing powers. He proposed cutting oil imports, the U S spending up to a trillion dollars in a decade to develop domestic energy, boosting nuclear power, and exploring new energy sources. He warned that Western refusal to discuss regulation halted cooperation talks but could spark new negotiations.
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High Court Extends Double Jeopardy to Youths
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that youths receive the same double jeopardy protection as adults, banning retrial for the same crime after a juvenile court conviction sent to adult court. The decision reversed a California youth’s armed robbery conviction and followed other 1967-era expansions of youth rights.
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Alaska Court Ok's Marijuana Right in Home Use
The Alaska Supreme Court ruled citizens have a constitutional right to assess marijuana for personal use in their homes, while noting a public-use prohibition. The five member court, with four concurring opinions and no dissent, held privacy in the home covers possession and ingestion in a purely personal, noncommercial context. The legislature this month moved to reduce penalties for possession.
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