Ford arrives in Chicago amid heavy security and traffic jam
More than 1,200 Chicago police officers and 100 Secret Service agents manned security as President Ford traveled from O'Hare to downtown Chicago. The motorcade halted briefly in a rush hour jam on Kennedy Expressway before resuming at a slower pace. Ford spoke briefly about his travels and communications with Americans, then planned a dinner and overnight stay at the North Shore Hilton in Skokie before continuing to Omaha for TV and policy events.
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Hearst case details mental exams and jail tests
The article reports on Miss Hearst undergoing psychiatric and physical testing at Stanford Medical Center and in jail. It notes lawyers' statements about her fragile mental state, projective tests, and concerns that pushing her could induce a psychosis, with doctors citing emotional distress during interviews.
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Moore tried to call agents before assassination attempt
Top Secret Service officials testified that hours before Sara Jane Moore allegedly tried to shoot President Ford on September 22 she made five calls to agents protecting the president but could not reach them. One call reached an answering service as no agent was on duty in the San Francisco office. The witness said Moore made no other calls that morning to Secret Service, the FBI, or police. Psychiatric evaluations will begin today at the Topeka State Hospital for the 45 year old suspect, to be conducted at the San Diego federal facility where she is being held.
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Ford Threat Ad For Replacement Vehicles Raises Security Demands
A Ford threat ad ties to life attempts by a California woman. Ford cites rising protection needs for candidates and foreign dignitaries, backing up 1.5 times more Secret Service agents. Davis reports a man offered $4,000 to kill Ford and two incidents involving a militant threat. No arrests yet. mastermind group under investigation.
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California
Pan the
Secret Service
United States
California vetoes and bills reshape milk pricing and health rules
Governor Brown vetoed measures affecting milk price controls and a donor blood bill while approving others. He signed repealing state power to fix wholesale milk prices, but kept some retail controls, vetoed blood donor restriction efforts, and endorsed local government funding and campaign limits, arguing First Amendment concerns and local prerogatives.
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