Fromme Aims at Ford In Sacramento Palisade
Lynette Fromme, a Manson follower, got within two feet of President Ford in Sacramento and fired a pistol that jammed. She was wrestled down as Ford was hurried away, shouting she said the shot failed. Fromme faced attempted murder charges and had ties to Charles Manson.
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'Thank God' Ford Safe Amid Assassination Attempt
Vice President Rockefeller and others condemned the Friday Sacramento attack on President Ford as tragic and unsettling. Secret Service tightened protection for Rockefeller in Rochester and for other prominent politicians amid renewed gun control debates. Lynette Fromme, a Manson follower, was seized after aiming a loaded pistol at Ford. she faced attempted murder charges as FBI and prosecutors connected the plot to Charles Manson. Ford proceeded with his California schedule and returned to Washington.
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Woodcock Calls for Permanent U.S. Tax Cuts at 20 Billion
UAW head Leonard Woodcock, in La Crosse for Local 1263’s silver anniversary, urged a permanent federal tax cut of 20 billion dollars a year to curb future recessions. He proposed funding partly by closing loopholes and favored a broad income tax for individuals and businesses.
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Dairymen In Squeeze Congress Heard Calls For Help
West Salem Wisconsin dairy farmers face rising production costs and low milk prices. At a House Agriculture subcommittee hearing led by Rep Ed Jones the speakers urged federal action to aid dairy farmers. Gov Lucey cited state relief and noted Wisconsin lost 36000 dairy farms in ten years.
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