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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1975
Page
1
A Virginia search ends with a mother reuniting with her son after 32 years apart. Shared details describe their long separation and the emotional moment when they finally embrace. Local reporters note the reunion occurred after decades of absence and hope for future contact.
President Ford designated Rockefeller as vice chairman of the Domestic Council and gave top staff roles to Rockefeller aides. James M Cannon, a former Newsweek editor and Rockefeller aide since 1969, will be deputy director, with Harchar Dunham as another top aide. The move expands Rockefeller’s day to day influence on policy and council work.
William Winogrond suffered a second heart attack but regained signs of life after hospital staff prepared to remove his organs. His daughter Ellen calls it like a modern day Lazarus as he negotiates recovery, crediting Whitefish Bay Officer Thomas Hrycyna for revival efforts.
Washington AP reports President Ford’s choice of a woman for his Cabinet and Hetty Ford’s lobbying for the Equal Rights Amendment drew praise from women’s leaders. They welcomed the historic step but tempered it with concerns about broader progress and implementation.
Senator Edward M Kennedy interrupted a U S Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing on air fare regulation as about a dozen antibusing demonstrators disrupted the session at the John F Kennedy Federal Building in Boston. The protestors challenged Kennedy over busing and questioned his family’s private schooling. Kennedy recessed the hearing and ordered written statements placed on the record. Frances Farenthold and other women’s group leaders praised Ford administration picks signaling inclusion of women in decision making while noting reservations about all policy parts.
The New York stock market surged as traders pushed the Dow Jones industrials higher and volume topped previous records. Analysts cite investor optimism and profits expectations, while banks cut prime lending rates signaling possible tighter credit ahead.
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