Ford and staff drift as White House packing begins
President Ford prepares to leave the executive mansion as the Ford family moves possessions to storage. Staff hustle to finish a parade reviewing stand and adjust to new routines amid dwindling access and cuts to daily briefings.
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Barre says Munich suspect release was matter of law not politics
French Prime Minister Raymond Barre told AFP that Abu Daoud’s release after the Munich attack was governed by domestic law and international conventions. He said Israel’s extradition request could not be honored and West Germany’s was delayed by procedural rules. Bonn confirmed a warrant was sent to Paris after Daoud’s arrest.
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Hughes Will Case Dodges Label of Phony Assertion
An attorney for the Hughes will executor says he cannot call the will phony despite claims from Melvin Dummar that he delivered it. Dummar admitted handling the document though he denies writing it, and will testify in a Las Vegas probate action. The case centers on authenticity and possible repercussions if Dummar lies.
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