Humphrey Rules Out Wallace On Democratic Ticket
Senator Humphrey states Wallace will not be on the Democratic ticket this year and signals no third party run. Wallace campaigns in Florida amid Mississippi caucus results showing 41 percent early support, Carter lagging, with March 9 Florida primary pivotal for Carter. Reagan press gains over Ford in New Hampshire per Newsweek while Shriver campaigns in Texas and Udall and Bayh considered leading Dems in NH.
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Ly United Press International
Hubert Humphrey
Alabama
Genie Wallace
Wallace
Ronald Reagan
Ford
New Hampshire
Abc-Tv
Humphrey
Florida
Mississippi
Dlomy — Carter
Sargent Shriver
Mississingi
Piorkkt
Carter
South
Plant City
Fla
Marly Dicket
Mewsweek
Reagan
Newsweek
Canter
Morris Udall
Rogers C
Moran
White House
Economic recovery gradual and inflation remains high
Washington reports a gradual recovery from the worst recession since World War I with inflation expected to stay around 5 through 1976. Ford’s Council of Economic Advisers cautions that full employment is unlikely this year, while food and energy prices may rise and housing may constrict. The council projects real output to turn positive after two years of decline, yet warns against overstimulation and higher deficits risking private investment and renewed instability.
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UPI
Ford
West Ford
Council of Economic Advisers
Compris
Ahlen
CIA panel weighing former CIA chiefs for insights
Washington panel on evolving U S intelligence gathers input from Clarence Kelley John McCone and upcoming Richard Helms as it probes CIA activities. Helms faces perjury concerns over past testimony while Kissinger may join to discuss decision making since 1969. McCone led CIA 1961 to 1966 and headed AEC previously.
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Washington
Utth
U S
Senate
Vicam
FBY
Clarence Kelley
CIA
John McCone
Richard Helms
Dean
Helms
Chile
Henry Kissinger
McCone
Kennedy
Johnson
Atomic Energy Commission
Judge calls YDC unit a disaster at hearing
Tamilia cites numerous unpublicized assaults and staff pressure against filing charges. Director Layton says 12 abuse incidents occurred with a broken leg among victims. Rep Fee criticizes planning and runaways as police link crime to the unit. Officials discuss staffing, capacity limits, and delays in securing needed resources.
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Collier Children
Tamilia
Stait
Adlinistration
Senure Unit
James Layton
Subcommittee
Layton
Thomas J. Fee
New Castle
Fee
Manford Carter
YDC
Carter
Robert JD. Waddington
Hearst robbery trial to start in San Francisco
The trial of newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst for bank robbery begins in U S District Court in San Francisco with defense motions challenging the indictment. Attorneys argue exculpatory evidence was withheld and the grand jury would have ruled differently. Patty Hearst, 21, is charged as a member of the Symbionese Liberation Army gang that robbed a San Francisco bank on April 15, 1974.
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San Francisco
UPD
Patrica Hearst
Miss Hearst
U.S. District Court
Oliver Carter
Dicter
Patty
Tom May
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph Hearst
Detroit Begins Limited Court Ordered School Desegregation
Detroit moved ahead with a court ordered desegregation plan as about 5,000 elementary pupils rode buses to new classrooms with no trouble reported. The larger plan affects 21,853 students and proceeds as middle and high schools open for the second semester.
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Detroit
UPI
Midd
Boston
Hyde Park High School
Sarongs Save Lives In Maldives Shipwreck Rescue
Seventeen Maldivian sailors survived a shipwreck after their cargo vessel sank quickly. They crowded into a liferaft with minimal supplies and, after drifting 11 hours, signaled a Dutch ship Wissikerk by lighting their sarongs on fire. The captain altered course and rescued them. the sailors were saved naked but alive.
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UPS
Maldives Islands
Wissikerk
Wissekerk
W. van der Kul
Bailey Becomes Politician After Long Show Career
Washington reports that Pearl Bailey, the famed blues singer turned actress, announces a shift to international politics. At the Kennedy Center she performed Dolly Levi in Hello Dolly before a standing room crowd, and in November she was appointed by President Ford to join the United Nations delegation.
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Washington
UPI
Pearl Bailey
Mter
Bailey
Ford
U.S
United Nations
New York Fire Dept uses cabs to reduce overtime
The New York City Fire Department will provide cabs buses or subway rides at department expense to firefighters arriving for shifts or reliefs to cut overtime costs. Caesar W. Sansevero executive assistant to the fire commissioner says the measure saves about $80 in overtime per delay versus about $10 by cab, bus, or subway.
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EW York
UPL
New York City Fire Department
Olhiers
Caesar W. Sansevero
Ford eyes Middle East visit in late April
President Ford weighs a late April trip to the Middle East to show U S resolve for a peace settlement. A senior official aboard Secretary Kissinger's plane says there is a 50 6 chance Ford will visit Israel Egypt Saudi Arabia and other Middle East nations this spring after Kissinger's Europe trip and meetings in Copenhagen Moscow NATO Brussels and Spain.
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UPI
Ford
Middle East
U.S
Trenry Kissinger
Europe
Israel
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Kissinger
Copenhagen
Moscow
NATO
Brussels
Spain
Deliberations resume in Shelton firebombing case
In New Haven eight jurors resume deliberations on the fate of five men charged with firebombing a Sponge Rubber Products Co plant last year after 14 weeks of testimony. The jury had convicted two others and acquitted two in the March 1 1975 explosion and previously found Boyers Pa resident Dennis Tiche and David Bubar of Memphis Tenn guilty while Moeller and Cannas were cleared.
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New Haven
Conyitey
Charks D. Moeller
Spencerville
Ohio
Jim
Donald Cannas
Butler
Mazzei retrial opens in Atlanta on perjury charges
Former Pennsylvania state Senator Frank Mazzei faces a retrial on perjury charges in U S District Court in Atlanta. He previously was convicted of perjury in Wilmington Delaware, with the new trial granted due to prejudicial pretrial publicity. Mazzei is serving a five year sentence for extortion related to a $20,000 payout from Bail Inc.
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Atlanta
UPI
Pennsylvania
Frank Mazzei
U.S
Mazzei
Ailmington
Del
Gerald J. Weber
Pittsburgh
Sentte
Federal District Court
Bail, Inc
Pro-West Angolans brace for final fight near Huambo
UPI reports Pro-Western forces in Angola prepared a final stand to block a Marxist assault on Huambo as the civil war neared a climax. Soviet and Cuban units were described as ready to push from Cela toward the capital, with realignments and censorship shaping the conflict.
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Lusaka
Zamba
UPI
Angola
Ute
Huambo
Popular Movement For the Liberation of
United States
Huangbo
Sherat
Donas Savini
National Union
Tutal
Wuanbo
UPL
Raymond Wilkinson
Iran
Cela
Wilkinson
Popular Movement
Ani
Satigumiba
Piet Botha S
Selecis Aud
Cuban Intervention Deepens Angolan Conflict Tensions
A senior official aboard Kissinger reports Cuba’s growing role in Angola and other African nations, labeling Havana as a “warhead of revolutionaries.” He notes 11,000 Cuban troops in Angola, advisers to Algeria and Guinea-Bissau, and air crews to Syria, complicating U.S. detente efforts and shaping Congress on covert aid. The report follows Kissinger’s talks with Brezhnev in Moscow and hints at missed opportunities for U.S. policy shifts.
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U.S
Fidel Castra
Henry Kissinger
Europe
Russia
Angola
Akeria
Guinea-Bissau
Syria
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Jayana
Houston
Tast
Kissinger
Leonid Brevheey
Moscow
Senate
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