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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1974

Page

6

Nixon Continues Recovery With Limited Activity

Former President Nixon remains restricted in activity for at least three weeks. He is off intravenous heparin, still taking Coumadin, and sits briefly in a chair with his leg elevated. Doctors describe no mourning period, say he is mentally sharp but physically fatigued, and note tests to rule out hidden cancers.

Lungren Tingiven Nixon Lamgren Langren Caner Tungren

Ford Foresees Optimism After Mrs Ford Cancer Surgery

The pathology report shows cancer in two of about 40 lymph nodes with no spread to local blood vessels. Doctors remain optimistic for prolonged survival though treatment options, including X ray or chemotherapy, will be decided based on further findings. Mrs Ford progresses in recovery at Bethesda with improved mobility and reduced pain.

Foard Ford White House Bethesda Naval Medical Center Mrs. Ford William Roberts

Kissinger to lead new Mideast peace tour in October

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger announced a new Mideast mission starting October 9 to push peace efforts. He invited Arab diplomats to a dinner at the U.S. Mission to the United Nations. several nations declined while many accepted including Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Syria, and the United Arab Emirates.

New York UPI Middle East Henry Kissinger Algeria Ira Libya Democratic Republic of Yemen U.S United Nations Egypt Bahrain Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Mauritania Marracco Oman Qatar Saudi Arabia Somalia Sudan Syria Tunisia United Arab Emirates Yemen Arab Republic

Bradley pushes binding arbitration in RTD strike push

Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley asks the Legislature to pass a law forcing binding arbitration in the eight week RTD strike, drawing mixed reactions from Assembly members while unions continued to oppose mediation efforts. Koven, the mediator, resigns, and RTD subsidy cuts move through the Los Angeles City Council as talks falter.

Tom Bradley Los Angeles Sacramento Jack Fenton Montebello Robert Beverly Manhattan Beach Alan Robbins North Hollywood Southern California Bradley Logs Anegeles Sacratien Adolph Rover San Franseisan Weling RTD Agwsmen Kenneth Wahn Los Angeles County Rowe of Supers Sors Legislatrs Koven Brenda Banks Manuel Aragon San Francisco Shim Raven

Reinecke Contemplates Appointment Amid Impeachment Move

Mitchell Fage discusses the ITT offer and Reinecke plans resignation and possible appointment as lieutenant governor. The Glendalf race features Sen. Mervyn Dunwally challenging in Los Angeles. Mintorre files impeachment resolution referred to judiciary committee as Tuesday developments unfold in Washington and Sacramento.

Mitchell Fage-Ts ITT Mitchell Reineckers Washington, D.C Harmer Regan Glendalf Mervyn Dunwally Los Angeles Senate Campairs Richard Mintorre Reinecke Canmniltee

Ford pledges U S help to curb world inflation

President Ford urged world leaders at the World Bank IMF meeting to pursue cooperation in trade policy and other means to fight inflation. He warned that global inflation and commodity disrupted supply threaten growth, calling for price stability and growth. Treasury Secretary Simon to elaborate on solutions.

Ford U.S Washiington United States World Bank International Monetary Fund Lord Natio Ron Nelson America Bretton Woods New Hampshire Signitary Fund Ord Treasury William E. Simon Will Robert 5. McNamara

Legislators oppose 10 cent gas tax hike

Washington lawmakers across parties reject a 10 cent per gallon gas tax increase as an inflation strategy. House leaders insist the idea remains in play but face solid Ways and Means opposition and doubts from Senate figures.

Washington UPT White House Ford Ways and Means Committee al Ullman Dgre Herman Schneebers R-Pa Senate Mike Mansfield D-Month Walter Mondale D. Minn Edmund Mishkie Maine

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