Rockefeller Says He Is Glad To Be No. 2
Washington AP report quotes Nelson Rockefeller reflecting six months as vice president under Ford. He defends his role, praises Ford, and stresses independence while noting CIA controversy and future ticket considerations. Garden City item notes a Michigan prison helicopter escape crew arrested, with Colosky and Woodbury charged in Wichita.
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Hungate Sets Hearings On Regulations
Washington D C Congressman Bill Hungate launches small business hearings June 19 and 28 to assess how federal agency rules affect small firms. A FAA representative appears June 18 and CAB testimony June 26 with July hearings from FTC ICC and Antitrust Division S: The subcommittee sent detailed agency questionnaires to build a public record and plans a second phase to identify rules that harm small businesses.
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Communist Rally Draws 200000 In Rome Square
Enrico Berlinguer led a sea of red flags at St John Lateran Square where 200000 supporters heard that Communists offer a democratic alternative to reactivate Italy. He said the party would act with daring and responsibility while seeking a historic compromise with the Christian Democrats. The party won 33.4 percent across 15 of 20 regional legislatures, up 5.5 points from 1970, while Christian Democrats fell to 35.3 percent. He rejected the notion that gains reflected protest votes against CD rule amid a crisis.
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Fet Show At Plunkett Park Friday Morning
A pet show sponsored by Miss Julie Copeland for the city recreation department will take place Friday at 10 a.m. at the multi court center in Plunkett Park. Prizes will be awarded for most unusual, biggest and smallest, best costume and best trick, with first and second place prizes and additional special awards.
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Bond Hopes Party Unity Holds Reagan 1976
Missouri Governor Christopher Bond urges a united GOP to keep Ronald Reagan from bolting the party. He downplays any Nixon role, cites Nixon-era problems, and backs a broad based conservative to moderate GOP. Bond says no Democratic challenger on the horizon and hopes Reagan stays united with Wallace unlikely to split the party.
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