17 Dec 1975
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1975
Page
1
Goldwater says Nelson Rockefeller might quit the vice presidency to pursue the presidency, a move that would force a Rockefeller challenge to Ford. He notes Rockefeller has avoided ruling out a 1976 bid and criticizes Ford Reagan dynamics as primary campaigns loom.
Goldwater criticizes Ford’s campaign as salvageable yet flawed amid looming New Hampshire primary on Feb 24 and Florida on Mar 9. Ford aides defend the operation, predicting wins in key states including those Reagan leads, while observers question campaign leadership and momentum.
The FDA and Montana congressman plan a renewed bid to outlaw the growth hormone DES in cattle and sheep feed and implants, with hearings on a Senate passed ban and emergency birth control limits. Commissioner Schmidt cites detection methods and residue safety as key issues while facing opposition from female health professionals.
Judith Exner known as Judith Campbell says she will publicly deny links to CIA plots against Fidel Castro. Her attorney Brian Monaghan says she fears for her life after Washington reports naming her as a conduit to the CIA. Senator Frank Church says there is no evidence of such conduct. exner reportedly knew John F Kennedy and Mafia figures Sam Giancana and John Rosselli.
Court papers in Rock Island reveal investigators seek foul play leads including a head lump bruises and possible involvement of a pimp and an older woman from a massage parlor. They also probe whether Quinlan was illegally given barbiturates and tranquilizers before her coma eight months ago.
Washington AP reports George Bush appears certain to gain Senate confirmation as CIA director after two days of hearings. Only two Armed Services members oppose Bush, citing past GOP roles and ties to miltia aid. others predict confirmation despite concerns about partisanship and possible 1976 ticket implications.
The Senate is expected to confirm President Ford's nominee Judge John Paul Stevens of Chicago to the Supreme Court. Confirmation is anticipated without difficulty as the Senate moves to finalize the nomination today.
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