Belly Ford tours Europe with President amid cloistered schedule
Belly Ford roamed Brussels shops and Medieval streets during a European visit with the President. She dined at a Michelin three star restaurant outside France and declined a porcelain swan gift from a shopkeeper. Meanwhile Maoists in Lisbon disrupted anti American protest plans during the Spain visit.
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McCord Paroled From Allenwood Prison Camp
James W. McCord Jr. slips out of the Allenwood Federal prison camp on parole after less than four months of a five year sentence for involvement in the Watergate break in. A prison official apologizes for a miscommunication that led to reporters at the gate.
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Levi blasts Hoover dirty tricks amid new political disruption
Attorney General Edward H. Levi denounced the latest dirty tricks from J Edgar Hoover files as foolish. He disclosed secret material to a House subcommittee about five Hoover programs aimed at disrupting political groups. Sen Charles Percy, reshaping his 1976 GOP bid, said he may challenge Ford for the nomination and signaled a fresh push.
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Indicators: Recession Nears End As Leading Index Surges
Commerce Department data show leading economic indicators rising at a record pace in April, signaling the recession may have bottomed. Officials including James Pate and William Simon voiced cautious optimism as March and May readings supported an upturn, with retail sales up and money supply rising 8.2 percent.
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Judge Denney strikes down USDA meat grading standards in Nebraska
Federal Judge Robert Denney permanently bars the USDA from implementing proposed nationwide meat grading rules after reviewing thousands of pages of testimony and exhibits. He cited consumer impact, inflation, and broader economic effects on wages and employment, saying the standards were unnecessary and not justified. The ruling comes amid debate over lean meat prices and grading criteria. Dawn the Whooping Crane chick hatches in Laurel Maryland and will learn survival basics with turkeys.
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Sanford declares bid to challenge Wallace in 1976 race
Former North Carolina governor Terry Sanford formally enters the 1976 Democratic field and aims for 17 to 20 state primaries. He vows to oppose Alabama Governor George Wallace, saying the South must move beyond fear politics and cleanse its record. Sanford acknowledges longshot odds in both the North Carolina primary and the national nomination.
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New York Plans to Furlough 37,315 City Workers
Mayor Beame unveils an $11.2 billion crisis budget aiming to cut 37,315 city employees effective July 1 if a missing $5641 ynillion gap is not found. He criticizes Albany Washington banks and editorials and seeks a congressional probe into alleged financial shenanigans.
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