Rockefeller quits as Ford 76 running mate
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller bows out of consideration for the 1976 Republican ticket in a letter to President Ford. The sudden move, relayed by Hugh Morrow, shifts the race and could prompt Ford to choose a new running mate if he wins the nomination.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Shakeup in US security posts names Rumsfeld Bush Scowcroft
Secretary of Defense James R Schlesinger and CIA Director William E Colby are ousted in a national security reshuffle. Donald Rumsfeld would replace Schlesinger, George Bush would take Colby’s post, and Brent Scowcroft would become NSC chairman. Kissinger remains secretary of state. Ford made a surprise cancellation of appointments amid the shakeup.
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Telephone company to begin underground work next week
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company plans a 126100 project to install underground wiring on South Market Street next week. A court injunction issue was resolved, but city crews must be free to dig trenches as work hinges on conduit construction and nearby Square Corner activity.
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Carl V. Weakley
C&P’s
Robert L. Strine
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Symphony subscription drive in final stages
The Frederick County Symphony Society reports the final stages of its 1975-76 subscription drive with about 150 seats left for four concerts by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. Prices are $15 for adults and $8 for students this season, with concerts at Gov Thomas Johnson High School auditorium starting at 8 pm.
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Joyce Krantz
United States
Sergio Comissiona
Andrew Schenck
Leon Fleisher
Gov Thomas Johnson High School
Ford to announce major admin shake-up at 7:30 PM
President Ford will hold a news conference in the White House East Room to disclose plans to replace Defense Secretary James R Schlesinger and CIA Director William Colby. Press secretary Ron Nessen said the 7:30 PM EST session would be carried live on TV and radio.
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Defense
James R Schlesinger
William Colby
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Nessen
White House
Egypt to receive two U S nuclear reactors under Cairo pact
The United States and Egypt work toward an agreement that could send President Sadat home with a promise of two American nuclear reactors. Talks in Washington and Jacksonville featured Henry Kissinger and President Ford with officials signaling a communique after a final White House meeting. The plan envisions US inspection provisions and a $12 billion price tag, potentially offset by Egypt’s $750 million aid package.
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Frederick Sertoma honors F. Davis Shafer with Distinguished Governor
F. Davis Shafer of Frederick receives Sertoma International's Distinguished Governor award at the Fall District Conference banquet in Frederick. The event at the VFW drew 158 members and guests, the district's largest conference function, with wide club representation and remarks by Dr. James E. McClallan and County Commissioner Lawrence A. Dorsey.
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F. Davis Shafer
Kerman Shook
LeRoy D. Fleming
Shook
James W. Powell
Dave Shafer
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Vids Spedden
Warm spell to continue then cool snap midweek
The county can expect two more days of unusually warm weather with Sunday reaching 72 degrees and a low around 44. Temperatures fall nearly 10 degrees by Wednesday ahead of an autumn weekend. rain chances rise Tuesday and Wednesday with clearing by Thursday. Colder, potentially snowy conditions are forecast for next week in parts of New York and Pennsylvania.
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Unclear OCR items mix prices trends politics and weather
Uncertain clipping reports steady grocery prices, election trends, Morocco air issue, Bangladesh radio, and a warm unsettled forecast with showers. Quotation from Ralph Waldo Emerson appears as unrelated attribution in the snippet.
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