Ford Skiing Five Hours Then Casts 17th 18th Vetos
President Ford spent Christmas Eve in Vail Colorado after five hours on the slopes despite a blizzard. He vetoed two bills and signed fifteen others, bringing his total vetoes to seventeen and eighteen since taking office. He ordered CIA inquiry into domestic spying allegations from the Nixon era.
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Stockman Claims World Handshake Record
Preston J. Stockman a 19 year old sophomore at State University at Binghamton says he shook 8643 hands on Monday breaking Theodore Roosevelt's 8513 hand record set at a 1907 White House reception. He began at 10 p m near a suburban shopping center with a counter and finished shortly after 9 p m with a buddy tallying the hand counts.
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Lion Coach Gets Three Year Pact
Detroit Lions name Rick Forzano head coach on a three year contract after a one year trial as interim coach following Don McCafferty’s death. Forzano says he is honored and aims to deliver a championship to Lions fans.
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Interview With Richard Chamberlain In New York
A UPI television feature documents Richard Chamberlain discussing his role in The Count of Monte Cristo and his acting range across media. He compares Hollywood London and New York scenes noting money, respect, and artistic freedom while recalling breakfast with a press agent and a hotel suite interview.
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