Ford Rocky Separate in Campaign Says Callaway
Washington AP Ford campaign manager Howard Callaway says he will not work to place Nelson Rockefeller on the 1976 Republican ticket. He notes it is a separate campaign and Ford has not decided to push Rockefeller. Rockefeller, in Atlanta, says he is not running a campaign and will defer to Ford once nomination occurs. Callaway plans a small Washington staff of about 32, roughly 10 percent of Nixon 1972 staff.
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Ford
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Bo" Callaway
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Atlanta
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Richard M. Nixon
Irish Guerrilla Chief Captured In Dublin
IRA Provisional chief David OConnell, 38, a longtime strategist who helped push the five month cease fire, was captured in a Dublin suburb and jailed for questioning. Seamus Twomey expected to succeed him, with tensions over tactics rising after Londonderry bombing.
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Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
David O'Connell
O'Connell
IRA
Bridgewell
Provisionals
United Ireland
Seamus Twomey
Belfast
Twomey
Mountjoy
O’connell
Londonderry
Open Heart Surgery for Lester Flatt
Nashville AP report says Bluegrass guitarist Lester Flatt undergoes open heart surgery today while unaware of the funeral for Grand Ole Opry star George Morgan. Morgan, 50, died from complications after open heart surgery last Wednesday. his funeral was set for Nashville today. Officials say Flatt, age 6, is being shielded from media. Flatt has been with the Grand Ole Opry since 1944 and previously teamed with banjo pioneer Earl Scruggs.
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Nashville, Tenn
Lester Flatt
Grand Ole Opry
George Morgan
Morgan
Nashville
St. Thomas Hospital
Flatt
Quaker Marl Scruggs
Nhey Se Vet Une
Widow Sues Auto Maker Over Blind Spot Mirror
Linda Kennedy, widow of policeman Daniel Kennedy, sues Chrysler alleging a design defect in the Dodge patrol car rear view mirrors created a blind spot. She claims the flaw allowed a gunman to shoot her husband in the Aug 10, 1974, incident. seeks damages over $2,500. Chrysler declined to comment.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Chrysler Corp
Linda Kennedy
Delray Beach
Daniel Kennedy
Kennedy
Frank Fowler
Orlando
Fowler
Chrysler
Judge Allows Partial Air Force Transfers Despite Ban
Kansas City AP report: Judge Elmo B. Hunter lifts part of a NEPA injunction on transferring four Air Force units to Scott AFB Illinois due to security concerns. ETAC and DCA transfers from Washington and Ft Carson to Scott proceed with 150 personnel, while broader transfers remain blocked until an environmental impact statement is filed. The ruling preserves limits on Richards-Gebaur and Langley transfers and notes the case was brought by Robert L. McDowell and his wife.
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Air Force
Scott Air Force Base
Ill
Elmo B. Hunter
Environmental Technical Applications Center
Washington, D.C
Defense Communications Agency
Ft. Carson
Colo
Scott
St. Louis
Hunter
ETAC
Richards-Gebaur Afb
37Th Tactical Air Lift
Langley Afb
Robert L. McDowell
Richards- Gebaur
Rotarians To Hear Kaiser Project At Mexico Club
Bob La Cour of Kaiser Refractories will discuss the UHF antenna project tied to the Minuteman Missile at the Friday Mexico Rotary Club meeting. New officers and directors will take office for the new fiscal year, including Roy Kent as president and Sid Brokken as director. A Pentagon ceremony awarded Rear Adm Stockdale eight medals for courage during his long service and POW experience in North Vietnam.
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Bob la Cour
Kaiser Refractories
Mexico
Washington
James B. Stockdale
Pentagon
Stockdale
Pacific Antisubmarine Warfare Wing
United States
US Mexican arrests smash world’s top drug ring
At least 25 people arrested with 9 more sought as Mexican and U S authorities crush a major drug smuggling network described as the world’s most important. 660 pounds of cocaine worth about 45 million dollars seized in Mexico and linked to Colombia, Argentina, and Cuba. Ring involved Americans and others, with a 42 ton marijuana seizure cited in a joint DEA Mexican police probe.
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Associated Press
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Pedro Ojeda Paullada
United States
Ojeda Paullada
Colombia
Mexico
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
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California
Florida
Maine
John Windham
Paramount and NBC Seal $137 Million Movie TV Deals
Paramount Pictures will receive about $76 million for 42 films including Chinatown The Great Gatsby and a combined Godfather Parts I II. NBC NBC will pay about $15 million for the two Godfathers to become a TV mini series. ABC and CBS will pay about $61 million for 40 remaining films as a one time TV package. The deal covers titles Serpico Death Wish Paper Moon Catch 22 Lady Sings the Blues and Save the Tiger. The Godfather re edit will run 9 to 10 hours over several nights likely in the 1976 season.
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Paramount Pictures
Chinatown
RCA Corp
National Broadcasting Co
Paramount
Francis Ford Coppola
NBC
Gulf Western Industries Inc
American Broadcasting Co
CBS Inc
ABC
CBS
Stagehands Picket River Festival At SIU
In Edwardsville Illinois AP stagehands protested the Mississippi River Festival at Southern Illinois University Wednesday night. A crowd surpassing 25 000 attended a Yes concert, the festival's second largest in seven years. The picketing by Local 6 of the International Association of Theatrical Stage Employes demanded replacing civil service and student stagehands with union labor at six dollars fifty cents per hour.
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Edwardsville, Ill
Southern Ilinois University
Yes
International Association of Theatrical Stage
University
Civil Service
Administration Proposes Arms To Turkey
The Ford administration asks Congress to resume some U S arms shipments to Turkey citing national security. Under Secretary Sisco argues before the House committee as lawmakers weigh a compromise on Cyprus tied aid while Turkish leaders seek new terms for defense cooperation and base presence. The plan would deliver arms already bought, allow cash purchases, and require 60 day presidential reports on sales and Cyprus progress.
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Ford Administration
Congress
U.S
Turkey
Joseph J. Sisco
House International Relations Committee
Ford
Ankara
Cyprus
John Brademas
Paul
Sarbanes
Dmd
Senate
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Eagleton
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
International Relations Committee
Morgan
Wallace to Meet Newsmen After Illness and Injury
Gov. George C. Wallace, sidelined by a cold and a hip to toe cast for a broken leg, says he will meet Alabama news reporters this week. He may visit his capitol office Thursday or Friday and has conducted official duties from the governor's mansion. He has not disclosed how the leg was broken, noting paralysis from 1972 bullet wounds. aides say the break may have occurred during therapy.
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Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Wanted Man At Pine Ridge Surrenders
A Pine Ridge man James Theodore Eagle, 19, surrendered to U.S. marshals in Rapid City and is charged with robbery in the June 23 assault on the Pine Ridge Reservation. He is the last of four suspects to be arrested. Teddy Pourier Herman Thunderhawk and Hobart Horse were earlier taken into custody. The FBI officers shot nearby on June 26 were identified as Jack Coler and Ronald Williams.
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FBI
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U.S
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Eagle
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Wilson
Pennington
Jack Coler
Ronald Williams
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