Carter Attacks Ford In Campaign Swing For White House
Democratic nominee Jimmy Carter scolded Ford era urban policy and budget deficits in a Brooklyn College speech, accusing Republicans of lip service to city neighborhoods. Ford stayed in the White House, touting incumbency and signing child care and dam disaster aid as surrogates bolstered his campaign.
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Congress Eyes Finish Of Session As lawmakers race home
The 94th Congress aims to wrap remaining laws and adjourn by Oct 2 to allow a full month of campaigning before the Nov 2 elections. Key items include extending the revenue sharing program, tax law revisions, and a defense spending bill. Senate action resumes on the antitrust bill with a final vote set for Wednesday.
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Local man searches for missing boy with dowser method
Jim Hanshaw of Topeka, a dowser, aids police in a fresh search near Forest Park for six year old Charles Hahner missing two months. He uses a rod and pendulum to identify areas, says readings indicate a location near the Old Depot Museum, though no body or evidence is found in drainage culverts. The case remains unresolved as officers pledge continued efforts.
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Viking 2 Must Prove Or Disprove Life On Mars
Pasadena scientists say Viking 2 must find organic molecules in Martian soil to confirm life. Viking 1 stirred intrigue with tantalizing but inconclusive results and no organics, making organics the key test for life on Mars.
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Kissinger Told to Start Africa Shuttle Mission
Secretary of State Kissinger has been asked by Tanzanian President Nyerere to begin a diplomatic shuttle in Africa to address the race problem in southern Africa. A senior official on his Paris to Hamburg flight said the mission could begin by Monday, with potential first stop in Dakar. He noted a 50 percent chance of success and awaits word from African affairs chief Schaufele.
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African Summit A Flop
Five black African presidents met in Dar es Salaam to unite Rhodesia’s fractured black nationalist movement but failed to forge a common front. An aide to President Nyerere said they agreed to intensify the armed struggle in Zimbabwe. The gathering focused on unity rather than responding to U S diplomatic efforts for black majority rule in Rhodesia and South West Africa Namibia.
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