Ford faces first international crisis as Cyprus tensions rise
President Ford and Kissinger held discussions on Cyprus as fighting escalated, with Ford signaling a personal approach to economics and inflation. TerHorst outlined a forthcoming anti inflation program while noting Ford may pursue his own ideas, and hinted at shifting thoughts on a 1976 presidential bid.
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Cyprus conflict escalates as Turkish forces strike
Turkish troops renew attack on Nicosia area and Famagusta port, moving toward Kyrenia. U.N. reports heavy bombardment, airport encirclement, and casualties among peacekeepers as Britain seeks Security Council action. Clerides calls the assault unprovoked aggression.
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FBI seeks man who passed Piper ransom money in Minnesota
The FBI appeals for help identifying a suspect who passed part of the 1 million dollar ransom from Virginia Piper’s 1972 kidnapping. A man about 40s, 5 foot 10, brown eyes, metal framed glasses, and a trimmed beard was seen using six $20 bills at Brooklyn Park and another nearby center.
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White House tapes declared personal property of Nixon
Ford spokesman said Nixon's White House tapes are personal property. Spokesman TerHorst noted a White House legal ruling and said subpoenaed tapes would stay under White House custody for now, with final decisions to come from White House lawyers and the Justice Department. The issue arose after Nixon's resignation and involves the Secret Service custody and ongoing Watergate investigations.
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State mediator urges talks to end mass transit strike
The mass transit strike paralyzing Southern California enters its third day with 400,000 commuters stranded. State mediator Tom McCarthy says drivers and the Southern California Rapid Transit District remain far apart, and officials show no plan to intervene. A prolonged tieup could affect the November vote on rapid transit expansion.
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Airport bomber claims revenge in Los Angeles incident
Unidentified bomber, speaking with a Middle Eastern accent, told the Herald Examiner the Los Angeles airport blast was revenge for a police raid three years earlier. The call claimed responsibility and warned of more acts unless two retired officers were arrested. The blast at the Pan Am terminal killed three and injured 35. authorities linked the caller to prior incidents and found a locker key and a tape. Rewards totaling 80,000 dollars are offered for information leading to the bomber’s arrest.
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