Ford urges bankruptcy plan to protect New York City services
President Ford backs a federal bankruptcy style plan to delay some NYC debts to keep police and fire protection and essential services running. He cautions against a broad bailout while Congress debates limits and states the primary responsibility lies with New York.
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Nations Act To Replace Dying Chiefs
Washington reports note death is near for Franco Chou En-lai Mao Tse-tung Tito and Brezhnev with power vacuums expected. Sparks of conflict surface in Franco era Spain and rising upheaval in China and Europe as leadership fades and revolutions loom.
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Global power shifts and looming crises warned in grim analysis
The author surveys Mao’s China, Soviet leverage in Asia, and Yugoslav faction strife as Cold War tensions rise. He warns Moscow and Peking fear each other, hints at Brezhnev’s illness altering Kremlin politics, and likens the era to a dog fight under a rug with death closing elder statesmen’s chapters.
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Congress Eyes Schlesinger Ouster
The Senate Armed Services Committee prepares to question Ford about the abrupt firing of Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger. Critics question motives tied to Rumsfeld, Kissinger, and Brezhnev while Germany discusses SALT II and budget fights. Jackson charges Kissinger dominates policy, arguing for honest dissent in the National Security Council.
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Blankenship Declares Campaign For Congress In Fifth District
Free politician G. T. Blankenship announces a bid for Congress in Oklahoma's fifth district. He seeks GOP forgiveness for backing Nelson Rockefeller and frames the race around voter opportunity. Critics question OSU coach Jim Stanley while noting his dull speaking style.
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Ford Cabinet Shakeup Clouds 1976 Republican Race
Ford's cabinet changes raise questions about the 1976 campaign as Rockefeller withdraws. Schlesinger departure shifts moderates forward, provoking Reaganist pressure. Ford must define stance on defense and detente while courting New Hampshire and Florida primaries and possible Texas alignments.
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Editors retract claim on Reagan broadcast frequency
Ray Johnson of KMED says the Sept 1 editorial overstated Ronald Reagan’s broadcasts. The correction states the blother aired only twice daily, not five times as previously reported. Medford, Ore. Mail Tribune notes the clarification.
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