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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1975

Page

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Ford to enter all 1976 primaries on record not campaigning heavy

President Ford plans to run in 31 primaries citing his record as president, though aides say he may not campaign hard in each state. Press secretary Nessen said Ford will mostly campaign on his achievements and could skip much primary activity while remaining answerable to voters. He will appear on NBC Meet the Press to discuss plans and administration changes.

Ford Washington Ron Nelsen Boston New Hampshire Massachusetts Florida Nessen New New England Nelsen NBC

Portugal on alert as coup fears grip Lisbon

Portugal's armed forces go on nationwide alert amid attacks and Communist claims of a counter revolution. A grenade incident at Adm. Rosa Coutinho's desk adds to tensions as COPCON imposes barracks confinement through Angola independence.

Lisbon Portugal Communist Party Adm Antonio Rosa Coutinho Revolutionary Council Angola Continental Security Command Copcon Communist Party Central Committee Popular Democratic

BGSU to issue room rebate to crowded housing students

Bowling Green State University will refund $50 to 264 students living in crowded rooms this quarter. The rebates totaling $13,200 target students in three residence halls who were doubled or tripled in smaller rooms, as conditions are not expected to improve this quarter.

Bowling Green, Ohio Bowling Green State University Richard R. Eakin

Moroccans mass at third front near Agadir border

Unarmed Moroccan marchers massed near the Algerian frontier aiming to open a third front 30 miles west of Agadir as talks between King Hassan II and Spain's cabinet minister Antonio Carro intensified. Moroccan officials hinted a decisive turn within 24 hours amid earlier border breaches and minefields.

Agadir Morocco Spanish Sahara Hassan II L’opinion Antonio Carro Martinez Spain Hassan Carro Ahmed Osman Ahmed Saraki Ahmed Taibi Benhim Tarfaya

Ford heads to Paris for three day economic summit

President Ford travels to Paris to attend a three day economic summit at Rambouillet with leaders from France Germany Great Britain Japan and Italy. Kissinger and Simon accompany him while Shultz joins a London preparatory meeting. Officials acknowledge limited substance but seek closer U S euroJapan ties and a possible oil price floor from seven to eight dollars per barrel.

Washington Ford Paris Treasury Department State Department Valery Giscard d'Estaing Henry A. Kissinger France United States Germany Great Britain Japan Italy Canada Chateau Rambouillet Kissinger Treasury William E. Simon George P. Shultz London The

Franco in grave condition after twin abdominal surgeries

Doctors at La Paz clinic report Gen. Francisco Franco in very grave condition after removing most of his stomach. He received 14 pints of blood and a kidney dialysis session while sedatives eased his pain. By afternoon he was tranquil and resting.

Madrid Spain Francisco Franco la Paz Clinic Franco

Forgotten GI nabbed after long wait in Bavaria

Pvt. Thomas Perry an 18 year old Greenwich New York cavalry scout was left guarding a Bavarian road junction during a U S maneuver. He survived nine days on rations and aid from a German farmer before MPs arrested him for AWOL. His unit had moved out and he waited for a return that never came.

Bamberg West Germany U.S. Army Thomas Perry Bavaria Greenwich N.Y Burgross Perry Armed Forces Stars and Stripes U.S Germany Charles J. Barr Barr

Weather Outlook Clouds and Showers Into Tonight

The forecast calls for cloudy skies today with afternoon showers and a 50 percent chance of rain, increasing tonight to 70 percent. Highs reach the mid-60s today and the low-60s tomorrow, with overnight lows in the lower 50s.

Second Baptist Church in Middletown marks centennial

Middletown's oldest black Baptist church celebrates 100 years with afternoon services today, tracing origins from a tiny building and a 12-person congregation. Joy Jones' feature is on page 29.

Middletown Joy Jones

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