Ford to provide videotaped testimony on Fromme incident
Federal Judge Thomas MacBride orders President Ford to be questioned in person or via videotape within ten days about what he saw when Lynette Fromme aimed a pistol at him. The deposition could be used at Miss Fromme’s Nov. 4 trial. Ford’s appearance is debated by prosecutors and defense. Ford described a woman in a red or orange dress and gray brown hair during his Sept. 5 walk through California’s Capitol park.
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Eight year old Francie O'Donnell tells Rockefeller of poverty
In Denver Francie O'Donnell spoke at a Rockefeller town meeting about her family's welfare, housing costs, and hunger. She described a broken sink and a $90 rent, while her unemployed father Rory O'Donnell and late mother shaped the urgent plea. The session included senior officials and ended with a pledge to carry ideas to President Ford, including Colorado Springs mayor Larry Oches's red tape cutter concept.
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Proper approach to permanent hair structure rebuilding
The article outlines a simple regimen to restore damaged hair, noting hair is 97 percent protein and that protein feeds the hair to regain lost strength. It suggests weekly to monthly quality protein conditioning, usable at home or in a chosen salon, and endorses Redken products.
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Senators warn SALT II talks may miss 1976 deadline
Three liberal senators warn that U S Soviet negotiations on limiting strategic missiles and bombers face delays that could push a new arms control accord into 1976. Senator Symington says no certainty of a constructive agreement. Senator Cranston fears talks may fail to produce any limits. Senator Kennedy urges a ban on cruise missiles to break impasses.
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Grange Passes Policy Resolutions At California Meet
STOCKTON UP I Dele gates to the 103rd annual California State Grange meeting approved resolutions on conservation taxation and transportation. They oppose higher federal fuel taxes to curb usage and call for land use based property assessments. They urge upholding 160 acre limits in Westland Water District contracts and future deals.
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Indonesian seaman admits four German officers killed in mutiny and ship sunk
Gun Supardi confessed to Coast Guard officers in West Palm Beach that he killed chief engineer Bernd Hesse, second engineer Horst Hershhe, chief mate Manfred Schmidt and Captain Lothar Eckhart aboard the Mimi after a knife attack. He then roused crew at knifepoint, lowered a lifeboat, and opened the engine room sea cock to scuttle the freighter. He says he does not know why he killed the men. The U.S. court rejected the Indonesian government’s habeas corpus petition for release of Supardi and three other survivors amid ongoing custody disputes with West Germany and Panama.
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Nixon Plans China Trip After Visiting San Clemente
Former President Nixon, described as improving health and returning to public life, plans a China visit after a family trip from San Clemente. Rabbi Korff, speaking at Knott’s Berry Farm, noted Nixon’s letter from Mao Tse-tung inviting a visit and discussed hopes for a future as a roving ambassador.
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Firearm experts to defend single gun conclusion in Kennedy case
Seven ballistic experts who found no evidence of a second gun in the Kennedy assassination will testify in Los Angeles in a public cross examination October 28 to 29. District Attorney John Van de Kamp says the goal is to test the findings in an adversarial setting and ensure accuracy. Separately in San Francisco USF students protest boiler-room strikes halting hot water in dorms and forcing cleanup by dorm residents amid picket lines.
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