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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1975
Page
5
President Ford says he never smoked marijuana and would not condemn his son Jack for using it. He stresses honesty as best policy, defends his family's frankness, and voices opinions on gun control and safety during his Knoxville interview.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the administration's plan to station 200 U S technicians in the Sinai ceasefire zone, clearing the measure for Senate debate but requiring further congressional approval of other Sinai disengagement commitments. The panel's action followed four secret pacts promising support to Israel and Egypt, with continued opposition from Mansfield and Biden.
The Senate Interior Committee unanimously endorsed President Ford's nominee Thomas S. Kleppe for interior secretary with a nine month divestiture plan for natural resource holdings. Chairman Henry M. Jackson said final Senate approval could come this week after a brief closed session addressing unsubstantiated charges against Kleppe.
Washington Post editorial and advertising employees voted to continue crossing strike lines of three unions after a 270 to 251 vote. Pressmen walked out, nonunion plants printed partial editions, and talks mediated by the Federal Mediation Service were held. Dispute centers on backshop work rules and feather bedding practices.
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller told reporters in Kings Mountain North Carolina that he has not decided whether to be a candidate or available for the 1976 GOP ticket. He praised Ford's tax cut plan and noted the Kings Mountain bicentennial celebration and parade demonstrations without him riding in the planned float.
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