Fromme Harangues Court After Ford Attempt Indictment
Lynette Fromme, in a hooded red robe, told the court there is an army of youth cleansing the earth as she faced arraignment on the Ford assassination attempt. A federal grand jury had charged her with attempting to cause fatal harm to the President and bail was set at 1 million dollars as a Monday hearing was planned.
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Lynette
Fromme
Charles Manson
Ford
California
U.S
Thomas MacBride
Miss Fromme
Capitol
Gov. Brown
MacBride
E. Richard Waller
John F. Kennedy
Lynette Alice Fromme
Walker
Sandra Good
Lynette Fromme
Miss Good
Ford Campaign Tour in Bulletproof Vest Draws Large NH Crowds
President Ford campaigned in southern New Hampshire wearing a bulletproof vest, greeting crowds in over 20 towns. He urged Republican unity, proposed cutting federal bureaucracy, and hinted at swapping wheat for Russian oil, saying the day was a rejuvenation after Sacramento threats. Approximately 116000 people saw him, with Keene, Nashua, Exeter, and Portsmouth drawing large turnouts.
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Portsmouth
N.H
UPI
Ford
Washington
New Hampshire
Sacramento
Calif
White House
Keene
Nashua
Exeter
Record grain forecast off but more Soviet sales seen
The Crop Reporting Board lowered the 1975 corn harvest forecast to 5.687 billion bushels, 3 percent below August but 22 percent above last year, with wheat at a record 2.136 billion. Assistant Secretary Bell said the corn decline does not change the view that further grain can be sold to the USSR, though he did not specify amounts. President Ford ordered no new sales before mid October to allow maritime talks and a potential long term deal. Dawson Ahalt said the forecast drop does not alter expectations for about 9 percent higher 1975 average food prices.
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UPD
Russia
Agriculture Department
Department
Richard Bell
U.S.S.R
Bell
United
Ford
Dawson Ahalt
Soviet proposes global ban on all atomic tests
The Soviet Union urged the United Nations to consider a universal ban on all atomic weapons tests including underground detonation. Andrei Gromyko submitted an eight article draft treaty and asked the General Assembly to recommend it to members. The plan would augment the 1963 Moscow test ban and 1974 U S Soviet limits on underground blasts with a broader prohibition while allowing peaceful and nonnuclear program exceptions.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Gromyko
Kurt Waldheim
Assembly
U.N
Anaheim Man Dies After Seizure On Riverside Freeway
James E. Harman, 58, of 1310 Monterey St. Anaheim, apparently suffered a heart attack Thursday while driving on the Riverside Freeway. His car swerved, struck two vehicles, and plunged off the embankment near State College Boulevard. he was found dead in the car and died at Anaheim Memorial Hospital after arrival at 4:22 p.m. An autopsy would be performed.
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Anaheim
Riverside
Jim Bricker
James E. Harman
Monterey St
Anaheim Memorial Hospital
Harman
State College Boulevard
Teamsters Claim Victory At Egg City Bargaining Vote
In Egg City near Moorpark Ventura County Teamsters Local 186 reported 186 to 114 in favor of the union with one vote for no union but hundreds of ballots were challenged leaving the result undecided. UFW says 203 ballots were not opened while contest continues at Gallo vineyards.
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UPI
Teamsters Union
Art Chavarria
Teamsters Local
Egg City
United Farm Workers
UFW
Deborah Peyton
Teamsters
Chavarria
Moorpark
Ventura County
Gallo Vineyards
Senate blocks oil price control plan after House action
The Senate killed a 60 day oil price control extension after the House rushed the measure through without GOP support. Democrats refused to accept conditions tied to President Ford and delayed a vote, postponing action until Monday with price controls already lapsed.
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Senate
Ford
Washington
UPI
New Hampshire
Senate Democratic Conference
Teachers defiant face possible jail if NYC strike continues
A New York judge gave 60 000 city teachers until today to reach a pact with the school board or risk jail and fines. Striking teachers ignored court orders in Lynn Massachusetts Wilmington Delaware Pawtucket Rhode Island and Long Island New York as Chicago negotiations persisted under a blackout and Mayor Daley urged resumption of classes. About 2 million students nationwide were idle or affected by the strikes including 1.1 million in New York and 530 000 in Chicago.
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UPI
New York City
Lynn
Mass
Wilmington
Del
Pawtucket
R.I
Long Island
N.Y
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Hoffa Book Accuses Union and Mobsters of Collusion
A page A-10 report outlines a book alleging collusion between James R Hoffa's union leadership and organized crime figures. The claim centers on graft and influence peddling within labor circles.
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Tom Jordan
Long Beach
Lowell
Curt Johnson
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