Dole campaigns in Midwest in rough and rough tour
Republican vice presidential candidate Robert Dole launched a wide ranging attack on Democrats calling the race rough and rough. He toured Sioux City stockyards Cape Girardeau Missouri Southeast Missouri State University and Springfield Missouri with rallies and spoke of Watergate and Vietnam draft evaders. He urged attention to missing Americans in Southeast Asia and faulted Democrats on Watergate history.
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Mondale accuses Dole of seeking to dismantle agriculture department
Mondale paints Dole as supporting a plan to abolish the Agriculture Department citing Nixon era proposals to split its duties among new super agencies. He argues Dole failed to defend farm policy and points to his record in Kansas and on the Senate Agriculture Committee.
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Ford park program defended by Interior secretary
Assistant Interior Secretary Nathaniel Reed defended President Ford’s 1.5 billion park program saying critics misread the chances of passage. Reed defended the Yellowstone launch of the Bicentennial Land Act and warned timing drew criticism but the President remains determined.
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Cargo ship Sylvia L. Ossa feared sunk in Bermuda Triangle
A Panamanian freighter with 37 crew aboard is feared lost in the Bermuda Triangle area 160 miles west of Bermuda. Coast Guard reports no survivors, oil slick and overturned lifeboat found 160 miles west of Bermuda, ship en route from Brazil with iron ore cargo bound for Philadelphia.
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Alioto Libel Trial Under Way In San Francisco
Former San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto pursues a $12.5 million libel suit against Look Magazine publishers over a Mafia linkage article. The seven year dispute heads to a federal jury trial to decide malice in the defamatory publication.
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Critics unite in India to restore civil liberties during emergency
Critics of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi form the Peoples Union for Civil Liberties and Democratic Rights in New Delhi after a two day seminar. The group aims to end the emergency by mobilizing opposition and defending civil rights challenged since June 1975.
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