Critics vow to press Turkey aid fight despite veto
Critics of U S military aid to Turkey pledge continued effort after the House failed to override President Ford's veto. They warn further aid could violate law and hinder peace talks while Ford argues cutting aid would block negotiations and delay vacation.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Turkey
House
Ford
Congress
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Appropriations Committee
Rules Committee
Cyprus
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
DNY
Ankara
Stanford Chemist Flory Sees Stronger Fibers From Polymers
Nobel laureate Dr. Paul J. Flory of Stanford predicts synthetic fibers nearing three times nylon strength and approaching steel in lightness. His polymer research, extended to natural biopolymers, ties to muscle contraction theories as students assist in the work. Flory plans retirement next summer and will hold visiting posts at MIT and the University of Zurich.
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Stanford, Calif
UPI
Paul J. Flory
Stanford
Flory
Chemistry
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Technical University of Zurich
Switzerland
Sterling, Ill
Manchester College
Ohio State University
Spanish ballot pamphlets go to Spanish groups statewide
Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr announced 20000 Spanish ballot pamphlets are being distributed across California for the November 5 election. The pamphlets go to Spanish language organizations county clerks media and newspapers to help voters study the 17 propositions. Brown noted the Spanish translation is a long overdue effort now provided for every statewide election since 1972.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
California
Udall Says He Is Testing The Political Waters For 1976
Congressman Morris K. Udall of Arizona said he is testing the waters for a 1976 presidential bid. He plans a decision within 90 days on entering phase two with money raising and staff. He cites the economy as the top issue and aims to reduce foreign oil dependence.
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San Francisco
UPI
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Udall
Reagan hints at third party bid for 1976
Former California governor Ronald Reagan, who switched to the Republican Party in 1962, did not rule out a possible third party presidential run in 1976. He spoke at a news conference amid questions on whether public disaffection could fuel a new major party. Ralph Nader urged the auto industry to make safety its top priority saying safe cars could reduce crash injuries and deaths. He spoke to about 1,000 people at the University of Wisconsin in River Falls.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Crats
Ford
White House
Winston Churchill
Charles not Melbourne Prince Charles insults Sinatra followers
The Melbourne Sun quotes Prince Charles saying he is not impressed with goons creeps and Mafia types who associate with Frank Sinatra. He says he has met Sinatra twice and was charmed by him. The article notes Reagan's third party discussion and commitment to the Republican Party.
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Australia
Prince Charles
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Melbourne Sun
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