Vorster defends South Africa amid claims of crisis
Premier Vorster told the Orange Free State congress that South Africa faces no crisis and that rioting would be met with further steps if it continues. He rejected one man one vote and urged black leaders to address grievances while welcoming U S British mediation on Rhodesia and southern Africa peace, noting U S criticism exists. President Ford signaled possible Kissinger mission to negotiate solutions in Rhodesia and Namibia.
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South Africa
APL
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Vorster
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South Tt
Erster
National Party
Orange Free State
Prime Minster
Allvats
Cape Wic
Leary A. Kissinger
Switzerland
U.S
Washington
Ford
Kissinger
Rhodesia
Namibia
Racial unrest spreads in South Africa city clashes
Rioting widens from Kimberley to Soweto and Cape Town as police baton charges, fires, and arrests rise. Two charred bodies found in Soweto hostel. Cape Town reports police fire on rioters amid closures of mixed-race high schools. deaths occurred the day before.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Kimberley
Diamond Town
Cape Town
Soweto
Cape Peninsula
FDA Finds Cold “Cures” Sold Without Prescriptions
FDA announced that three previously prescription only products now sold over the counter. Afrin nasal decongestant and Coricidin D antihistamine decongestant from Schering Corp and Henglin cough syrup from Parke Davis are cited by industry sources as examples. Menley James also markets a new product called ARM for allergy relief medicine.
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Schering Corp
Parke, Davis& Co
Menley- James
Eine
Proprietary Association
Lowell
Interior chief denies: Dingell clashes on pipeline oversight
Interim Secretary Thomas Kleppe defended the Interior Department's monitoring of the trans Alaska pipeline, rejecting a House subcommittee report as "nothing new." He said weld irregularities were known and addressed before investigators surfaced, while Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. chairman EL Patton called the report gossip.
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Thomas Klappe
House Subcommittee
John Dingell
D-Mich
Commerce Subcommittee On Power and Energy
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Dingell
Interior Department
EL. Patton
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Washington
Lobbyist retracts claim of campaign funds to Dole
Claude Wild Jr a former Gulf Corp lobbyist in a federal probe recants his claim he gave Senator Bob Dole 2000 in 1970 from a Gulf good government fund to aid GOP candidates. Dole accepts the explanation and says the matter is unfortunate while Wild concedes error and disservice.
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Dole
Washington
Claude Wild Jr
Gulf Corp
Bob Dole
Wild
Senate
Sen
Hugh
Scott
Pennsylvania
Watergate
Watergate Acral
Mt Nalates
Ford Keeps Campaign Face On In White House Session
Ford's stay at home press conference followed new disclosures and counterstatements. Powell said Carter remarks were distorted and tied to the Teal issue while Ford touted talks with Kissinger on South Africa. The event overlapped with a Gulf Oil liaison denial and a push for a constitutional abortion amendment option.
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Ford
Carter
Jody Powell
Gov. Carter
Hage
White House
Gulf Oil
Claude C. Wild Jr
Bob Dole
Kansas
Dole
Fuesday
Ligeth
Rhodes Udall sweep as primary winners set for November
Rhodes and Udall won easy over primary challengers while incumbents in three other states advanced toward the general election. Don Fuqua of Florida forced into a Sept 23 runoff after a tight race with Russell Bevis. In Connecticut Geoffrey Peterson defeated Charles Tisdale for renomination challenge. Arizona voters also settled a heated Republican race to replace retiring Senator Paul Fannin.
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Eape
John Rhodes
Morris K. Udall
Don Fuqua
D-Fla
Tallahassee
Russell Bevis
Fuqua
Florida
Robert LF. Sikes
North Dakota
Quentin Burdick
Mark Andrews
Connecticut
Stewart B. McKinney
Geoffrey Peterson
Abraham Ribicoff
Peterson
Harvard
Georgetown Law School
Westport
Charles Tisdale
Bridgeport
Rhodes
Udall
Paul Fannin
R-Ariz
Sat Steiger
John Cantan
Steiger
Tucson
Dennis DeConcini
Twesay
Tempe
Pat Fullinweder
Laird Gudterson
Air Force
John Grady
John Birch Society
Lawson Chiles
Fat cat must contribute to the state kitty
Kat the cat inherited 6376 from San Jose owner Rob ert Weiff and faces an inheritance tax appraisal of 3808 1. The case notes the cat’s gourmet diet while reporting broader ballot results including Steiger and Cantan in a three way Democratic race and Udall facing Gudterson in Arizona.
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Kat the Cat
Kat
Robert Weiff
San Jose
Bill to Extend Income Tax Cuts Nearing Passage
Senate House conferees neared agreement on a bill to extend last year’s income tax cuts through 1977, simplify returns, and raise taxes on wealthy investors. The measure would boost the government’s take from high earners and includes several controversial provisions aimed at limiting investor tax shelters and raising the minimum tax.
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Ford Administration
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U.S
Middle East
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Mads Glo
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