Betty Ford Reflects On Affairs And Freedom In TV Interview
First Lady Betty Ford discusses her daughter Susan, age 18, and teen relationships on CBS 60 Minutes. She says she would counsel Susan and asks about the young man involved, noting the era’s greater freedom and the possibility of less divorce. Susan calls her mother a big girl and backs open discussion of abortion and relationships. Ford praises her cancer publicity for saving lives and aims to see a woman on the Supreme Court. Susan attends a Topeka party in her honor, comments on her mother’s interview, and confirms her ongoing relationship with ski patroller Brian McCartney.
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New York
Betty Ford
Susan
Mrs. Ford
CBS
Morley Safer
60 Minutes
Safer
Ford
Carla Hills
Topeka
Kan
Susan Ford
Associated Press
Migs Ford
Topeka Capital Journal
Cedar Crest
Robert F. Bennett
Vail
Colo
Bennetts
Miss Ford
Brian McCartney
McCartney
Rich Clarkson
Capital- Journal
Cape Canaveral
Six Die In Kansas Wrecks Narrative Blamed on Weekend Crashes
AP reports multiple fatal crashes across Kansas over the weekend. Victims include Ft. Riley soldier pending next of kin, Robert W. Lecore 52 Oakley Kan., William R. Phipps 34 Overland Park Kan. In Manhattan a car from Ft. Riley fell into Wildcat Creek after leaving the road, with Regina Fiaschetti 22 seriously injured. A southbound crash on Kansas 7 near Shawnee killed Phipps and injured others. Lecore, driving a diesel fuel truck, left Interstate 70 near Colby and died after being ejected. David Headberg 20 Anthony was decapitated in Harper. Kendall Pulliam 19 Freeport survived. Earlier, Kevin Mai 14 Hays died in a machine truck crash, and Michael J. Tinoco 22 Kansas City Mo., fell 150 feet from the Lewis and Clark Viaduct. Police cite crashes, vehicle defects, and alcohol in some incidents.
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Associated Press
Rae
Kansas
Ft. Riley
Robert W. Lecore
Oakley
Kan
William R. Phipps
Overland Park
Riley County
Kansas 18
Manhattan
Wildcat Creek
Regina Fiaschetti
Kansas 7
Shawnee
Phipps
Lecore
Colby
Highway Patrol
David Headberg
Anthony
Harper
Harper County
Headberg
Kendall Pullianm
Freeport
Kevin Mai
Hays
Michael J. Tinoco
Kansas City
Court Refuses Gandhi Request in Election Conviction
The Supreme Court of India refused to hear Indira Gandhi's appeal of a June 12 election law conviction until it rules on a new constitutional amendment. Chief Justice A N Ray and a five member bench upheld opponents' insistence that the amendment's validity must be tested first.
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New Delhi
India
Supreme Court
Indira Gandhi
Mrs. Gandhi
A.N. Ray
Nixon agrees to television interviews with David Frost
Former President Richard M Nixon has signed a contract for a no holds barred TV interview series with David Frost. Frost declined to reveal the price, and stated Nixon would discuss Watergate during four 90 minute programs to be distributed worldwide. No air dates or U.S. network plans were announced.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
David Frost
Frost
Nixon
U.S
CBS
ABC
NBC
Public Broadcasting System
San Clemente
San Diego
White House
United States
Demos Seek Oct Fundraisers To Ease Kansas Debts
Kansas Democrats plan October 25 fundraisers across the state to cut a debt of about 90000 dollars from the 1974 campaign. State Democratic chairman Henry Lueck said 28 dinners will be held in 24 senate districts plus four more in counties housing remaining districts. The plan, approved by the state executive committee, targets reducing indebtedness.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Democrats
Henry Lueck
Senate
Democratic State Executive Committee
Lueck
Democratic Party
One Program Continues LSD Research By VA
Washington AP The Veterans Administration has phased out all but one small experimental LSD program using humans. Initiated in 1965 at a few veterans hospitals, most human trials ended about five years ago while some animal studies continue. Dr Lawrence B Hobson said the work explored LSD to treat alcoholism, neuroses and painful terminal illnesses, with a continuing human program involving about two carefully selected patients yearly.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Veterans Hospitals
Lawrence B. Hobson
Probate Court Notice in Franklin County Kansas
Legal notice first published July 28 1975 and last published August 11 1975 in the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas regarding the matter of the estate of the deceased. The notice aims to inform creditors and interested parties to present claims under the probate proceedings.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Louise R. Welsch
Hearing on probate of Nellie Doty will in Ottawa
In Franklin County Kansas a hearing is set for August 20 1975 at 10:00 am for the petition seeking probate of Nellie Doty formerly Dennis deceased and appointment of Thomas E Gleason as executor. Also a separate hearing for final settlement in the Estate of Louise R Welsch with Eugene J Domnanish as executor and attorneys Skoog and Latimer Tite Building Ottawa Kansas to represent petitioners.
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Hellie L. Ooty
Nellie L. Dennis
State of
Kansas
Thomas E. Gleason
Nellie L. Doty
Nellia L. Doty
Ottawa
Franklin County
Eugene J. Domnanish
Louise R. Welsch
Eugene J. Damnanish
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Baxter Mobile
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Nita Baxter
Les Graham
Otasco
Briscoe
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Doug Highie
Ottawa Herald
Professional
Skoog and Latimer Tite
Ottawa, Kansas
Ottawa Road
Sheriff's Department
KCPL
Lauren Gaddis
Melvin
Damion-Towner
Craig Hinderitter
Dallas Puckett
Ladies of Town and Country Church of Christ
Diana Dodd
Grace
Gerald
Bill
Norma
Darrell
Mary
Dale Slemp
Dianna
Randy Hinderiiter
Charlotte
Cleve Sanderson
Wise” Verdian
Budge
BOW Hunters
Budge‘'s Hardware and Sporting Goods
Bear Archery
Saunders Target
Sher Win
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Ottawa Lumber
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