Ford Tour Boosts U S Confidence In Europe And NATO
Ford's European visit is seen as a step toward rebuilding Western trust in U S defense commitments. Talks with Franco and Sadat may ease Spain relations and aid Middle East prospects. The president projected sincerity and steadiness in diplomacy, aiming to strengthen cohesion with NATO allies amid economic and energy tensions.
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New HEW Sex Equality Rules Spark Debate Across Nation
HEW issued sex equality rules under Title IX aimed at equal education opportunities. Provisions loosen sports integration for bodily contact events like wrestling and football while keeping gym class integration. Critics warn many exemptions may dilute impact. congress has until July 20 to reject or return for revision.
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First Class Subsidies for Junk Mail Sparks Debate
Washington Post columnist argues that the Postal Service acts as a tax collector by subsidizing non first class mail. Judge Wenner proposes eight and a half cent letters and five cent post cards, estimating an 1.3 billion annual profit loss. He urges actual cost accounting and rate reform to fund essential services while preserving public access to information.
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Ford Laments Congress Interference Over Turkish Aid
Ford decries Congress for restricting U.S. foreign policy by the Turkish aid ban. In private talks before his European summit trip he called the decision one of the unwise actions by Congress, signaling concern over legislative encroachment on the presidency.
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Post Card Bill Debate Shapes 1976 Voter Drive
Washington faces competing reform efforts as the post card registration bill gains momentum in Congress. Supporters tout faster voter access while opponents fear fraud and administrative chaos. The measure aims for the 1976 presidential election, building on states already using mail registration and seeking broader participation.
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Requiem for a Memory at Pate Museum essay
A staff written piece by Joyce McCormick captures nostalgia for a 1961 Buick LeSabre retired to the Pate Museum of Transportation Fort Worth. The essay links memory with era changing transit, family milestones, and enduring artifacts amid postwar culture and the museum’s civilizational scope. The tale traces the Wilson family car from Missouri to California and eventual preservation as a museum memory.
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Fort Worth
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Joyce McCormick
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Buick
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Missouri
Warren Commission
Butch Cassidy
California
Flint
Pate Museum of ‘Transportation
Space Vehicles
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John, Roos
Indiana
Pate Museum of Transportation
Cresson
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