Ford to outline goals in nationwide address on TV
President Ford planned a nationally televised address to present an anti inflation program and the tone of his administration. Aides said no VP candidate name would be disclosed and the selection could include GOP leaders, with a tentative list around ten to fifteen names. He met aides, Kissinger, and conferred on Cyprus policy while urging national conciliation and energy and environmental continuities from Nixon era. Ford also received invitations from Egypt for Sadat to visit and attended church before signing a Coast Guard safety bill.
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Patricia M. Park
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Coast Guard
Dr Todd Highlights Chinese Medical Advances in Lab Visita
Todd reports on Chinese methods for fracture care using splints instead of casts and claims 80 percent limb reimplantation success. He notes burn treatment, early grafting with pig or cadaver skin, infection control, and no venereal disease or alcoholism. He cites limited acupuncture use and urges AMA sponsorship of experiments to test effectiveness.
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China
United States
Bus strike strands thousands
Transportation Union UTU and Amalgamated Transit Union ATU represent 3295 drivers and 728 mechanics. A union spokesman warned the strike could be lengthy as RTD’s last offer and arbitration proposal were rejected. Drivers seek raises to 6.75 and 7.75 over two years, mechanics demand 15 percent in one year. RTD counters 5.67 and 6.04.
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RTD
Poisoning of water hits Yuma area near Winterhaven
Imperial County deputies along the canal warned downstream ranchers not to water stock from the canal while federal and local agencies including Health and the U S Bureau of Reclamation investigated. No illness reported though insecticide exposure noted as the source. bottled water appeared in short supply across nearby towns and Marine Corps Air Station tapped neighboring water.
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California
Imperial County Sheriff's Deputies
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Wildlife
Imperial County
Marine Corps Air Station
Hijacked Greyhound Bus Terror Ends in Theft
Three men hijack a San Francisco bound Greyhound bus near Thousand Oaks using handguns and a sawed off rifle. They steal about 1,200 in cash, 1,200 in traveler’s checks, and roughly 600 in jewelry from passengers. One suspect attempted to assault a 16 year old girl. a fourth accomplice fled in a 1964 Pontiac toward Los Angeles. Passengers were detained for questioning at a sheriff’s substation before continuing to San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Greyhound
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Stockholm
Glenn B. Coons
North Hollywood
Norman Smith
Salinas
Camarillo
Smith
Los Angeles
Mats Gape
University of Stockholm
Cyprus Peace Talks Tested by Turkish Greek Clashes
Shelling and troop withdrawals marked Cyprus tensions as Geneva talks stalled by Kissinger intervention. Greek Cypriots began evacuating four Turkish enclaves and freed a Turkish POW in exchange for five Greek prisoners. UN forces moved into four Turkish villages, with further evacuations planned along Larnaca and Paphos. Artillery echoed from the Kyrenia Mountains near Nicosia as fighting persisted.
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Scott predicts Ford will head ticket in 1976
Senate GOP leaders Hugh Scott and Robert Griffin forecast Ford will lead the 1976 Republican ticket with Ford choosing the vice president. Scott floated Nelson Rockefeller as a possibility and suggested Anne Armstrong as a potential candidate. They urged Ford to run and argued Nixon should not be prosecuted now that he has resigned.
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Leon Jaworski
Nixon Confers With Close Friends at San Clemente
Former President Richard Nixon, in seclusion at La Casa Pacifica, spent the weekend with family and close confidants Bebe Rebozo and Robert Abplanalp. He has ventured out only once to Camp Pendleton with a large security and press presence, while Rebozo and Abplanalp manage Nixon's estate mortgage and investment affairs.
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Rebozo
Florida
Abplanalp
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