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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1975

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2

Ford wears protective vest on campaign trail in New Hampshire

President Ford's 22 stop swing through southern New Hampshire featured a visible protective vest amid heightened security after Lynette Fromme's pistol incident. Agents refused to confirm details, while standard precautions included a circling helicopter and road closures. Linda Kasabian drew extra attention as authorities tracked her movements.

Ford Portsmouth N.H New Hampshire Louis ¢. Wyman White House Secret Service Sacramento Calif Lynette A. Fromme Charles Manson William S. Greener Linda Kasabian Manson

Boston school attendance climbs amid integration protests

Attendance rose to 69.1 percent citywide, from 59.2 percent at opening day, with white and black attendance at 63 and 75 percent respectively. Police with dogs patrolled Charlestown housing projects after white youths felled trees and threw projectiles as protests continued nighttime in the busing era.

Boston Charlestown Charlestown High School

Missing Kennedy Chappaquiddick police records surface mystery

Edgartown police on Martha's Vineyard say original records from the Chappaquiddick accident remain missing despite claims by two former chiefs that they were returned last April. The dispute ties to Mary Jo Kopechne’s 1960 crash and Kennedy’s early police statements, with officials noting no copies exist in files. Arena, a former Edgartown chief, says he kept some originals but has since returned them amid renewed inquiries.

Washington Chappaquiddick Edward M. Kennedy Edgartown Police Department Martha's Vineyard Mass Patricia McLeod Carl Gottlieb Gottlieb Jesse Oliver II Edgartown Mary Jo Kopechne Oliver Kennedy Dominick J. Arena Idgartown Essex Junction Arena

Fromme demands redwood justice in bizarre arraignment

Lynette Fromme, 26, wore a red hood and demanded justice for redwood trees in a Sacramento arraignment over an alleged attempt on President Ford. The judge limited her statements, but she persisted, warning that the gun is pointed. If convicted, she faces life imprisonment.

Sacramento Calif Lynette Fromme Ford Charles Manson Miss Fromme U.S. District Court Thomas J. MacBride U.S Secret Service Capitol Park Corps of Government Engineers

Ford Campaign Tour in New Hampshire Draws Huge Crowds

President Ford toured New Hampshire for an 11 hour push for Senate candidate Louis C. Wyman with crowds described as unbelievable in cities including Keene Nashua and Portsmouth and even small villages like Dublin. He signaled plans to enter the 1976 New Hampshire primary as he seeks a united Republican show of support.

Portsmouth N.H Ford New Hampshire White House Senate Louis C. Wyman California Howald Reagan Wyman Manchester Keene Nashua Dublin Exeter

Rockefeller Rated Poor By Majority In 1976 Ticket Poll

The Harris poll shows a 47 to 34 percent majority of Americans disapprove of Vice President Nelson Rockefeller. Republicans prefer Reagan or Goldwater as Ford's running mate, with independents also against Rockefeller. The survey covered 693 Republicans and independents and 813 Democrats.

New York Nelson Rockefeller Harris Harris Organization Rockefeller Ford Ronald Reagan Barry Goldwater

Dixy Ray slams Kissinger seeks power and policy focus

Dixy Lee Ray, former Atomic Energy Commission chair and ex assistant secretary of state for scientific affairs, says Henry Kissinger clings to power by holding dual top posts. She questions foreign policy priorities, foresees risky Middle East spending, and notes 1975 policy echoes 1950s. She also states nuclear waste disposal posed no major threat during her AEC tenure.

Seattle Kenry Kissinger Atomic Energy Commission Dixy Lee Ray A.E.C International Security Council Middle East New York City Kissinger U.S Dr. Ray Ray Commission

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