Rockefeller promotes budget balance during Dixie swing
Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller pitched restraint and decentralization during a two day tour of Alabama and South Carolina. He urged cutting welfare fraud, trimming bureaucracy, and balancing the budget, drawing mixed reactions from southern Republicans and some support for a Ford Rockefeller ticket.
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Edwards favors Reagan over Ford for 1976 Republican nod
Edwards said he would rather see Ronald Reagan as the 1976 Republican standard bearer than President Ford and criticized Rockefeller. He told newsmen he had not converted but noted liberal support may be growing. Rockefeller said the trip was nonpolitical. He spoke to the National Conference of Lieutenant Governors in Mobile, held six meetings with local Republican leaders in two states.
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Inflation Could Flare Again Threatening Recovery
UPI reports U.S. officials warn inflation could rebound and derail economic recovery. Commerce Secretary Morton says progress is real but far from complete while Treasury official Yeo cautions a consumer spending surge could spark renewed inflation. Savings trends, July price pressures, and the economy's best month in years are noted amid a 10.1 percent rise in non-food wholesale prices.
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Lisbon Faces Crisis as 35000 Demonstrators Back Goncalves
In Lisbon, 35,000 Communist supporters rallied for Premier Vasco Goncalves, while Portugal's three military rulers held meetings with armed forces chiefs seeking a way out of a political deadlock. Goncalves warned of a class struggle as the crisis intensified and talks continued with the Revolutionary Council and moderates.
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Peron Replaces Army Commander Amid Military Showdown
In Buenos Aires President Isabel Peron ousts Lt. Gen. Alberto Laplane and taps Gen. Jorge Videla to lead the army after an eight hour Olivos meeting. The move eases unrest but weakens Peron authority amid a split in the armed forces.
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