Ford weighs vice presidential pick as inflation fights continue
Ford meets Hussein and Kissinger while weighing Rockefeller as vice president prospect. He vetoes spending bills, pushes inflation task force, and tethers budget cuts as Congress considers major appropriations and a new monitoring agency to coordinate anti inflation policy.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Ford
Nixon
Detroit Free Press
Rocckefeller
Free Press
Rockefeller
Fitzsimmons
Congress
House
Senate Banking Committees
U.S
Cyprus Leaders Abandon Capital as Turkish Advance Expands
Turkish forces pushed into Famagusta and were closing on Lefka as Beevit touted an unprecedented Cyprus split into two autonomous regions within a federated state. He argued the operations would secure Turkish Cypriot safety while diplomacy lagged, noting Geneva talks yielded no results. Greece held back troops to avoid weakening its own defense.
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Beevit
Turkey
Cyprus
Lefka
Famagusta
Famauygusta
Fcevit
Ecevit
Geneva
Ecevil
Greece
Constantine Caramanlis
Mediterranean
Solons confront dirty tricks in Congressional Record
Congress reacts to hoax speeches planted in the Congressional Record. Representative Harold Landgrebe leads a push to strike the false remarks as others urge accountability. The House votes to remove the hoax passages, while editors receive the dated copies before the discovery.
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Solons
Congress
House — Administration Committee
Wayne Nays
Ohio
William Saxbe
Justice Department
Landprebe
John Ashbrook
Ashbrook
Chile
Amelia
Nixon
Landgrebe
House
Congressional Record
Woman cycles through Death Valley to set record
Oakland reporter notes 23 year old Pally Rose claims to be the first woman to pedal a bicycle across Death Valley. She rode a speed bike 143 miles in 28 hours, logging about 80 miles on day one before camping as temperatures neared 120 degrees and pavement hit 170. She says the feat proves women can be strong.
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Oakland
UPL
Pally Rose
Death Valley
Ehrlichman seeks double jeopardy in perjury case
Former Nixon aide John Ehrlichman argues his Los Angeles perjury trial should be barred by double jeopardy after a prior federal conviction related to the same Ellsberg break-in. His trial, tied to the Watergate cover-up, was moved to start after the presidential resignation and the federal trial.
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John Ehrlichman
Nixon
Douglas Dalton
108
Angels
UPT
John Ehwlichman
Washington
Watergate
Ehrlichman
Elisberg
White House
Plurders
John J. Sitien
Grand Jury
G. Gordon Liddy
Milt Bud? Krogh
David Young
Beverly Hills
Lewis Fielding
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
Ehlichman
Los Angeles
Ehorlichman
Aferce Watergatt
Sirica
Lech Haworski
H. R. Haldeman
John Mitchell
Robert Marcian
Richard Nixon
Mayor Shot in Alabama Town. Employee Arrested
BRIGHTON Ala UPI Richard Lewis mayor of this Birmingham suburb was shot and wounded today authorities arrested a city employee on a charge of assault with intent to murder.
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Brighton
Ala
UPI
Richard Lewis
Birmingham
Assassination attempt thwarts Jamaica security minister in Miami
The Jamaican national security minister, leading a crackdown on drug smuggling, avoided injury when a live grenade found in a package did not detonate. Authorities at the FDA tempo rary offices defused the device after the minister noticed the bulky parcel. The case involves a Russian type fragmentation grenade and followed the Aug. 5 FDA regional HQ collapse that killed seven and injured fifteen.
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Miami
Arms bill cut by 5.1 billion in Senate action
Senate Appropriations Committee approved most of 35.1 billion in defense cuts. Sens Proxmire and Eagleton sought further reductions as F-16 aircraft program near elimination. Total defense cutbacks reached about 2.9 billion with research and development trimmed by 441 million. The panel revised total appropriation to 82.1 billion, 3.7 percent below the administration request and under the House tally.
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Washington
Upl
Senate Appropriations Committee
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Thomas Eagleton
D-Mo
Senate
John J. McClellan
Dark
FIS
General Dynamics Corp
Fort Worth
House
Gas ban targets vinyl chloride in aerosol spray paints
A regulatory notice states vinyl chloride in aerosol spray paints presents hazard and must be kept from the market. The commission notes no vinyl chloride is known to be used in new products and a public hearing may be held before the ban takes effect.
Two 18 Year Old Girls Hitchhiked On Crash Viscount
Caracas reports 49 dead in a Venezuelan airliner crash after two 18 year old girls, Clara Hachnel and Diana Brewer, rode in the crew quarters en route to Margarita with a stewardess’s friend. Brener, Polish descent, is daughter of Celanese Corp. executive. The plane struck a mountaineer during tropical storm Alma near the airport.
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Caracas
API
Clara Hachnel
Diana Brewer
Linea Aeropostal Venezolana
Margarita
Miss Brener
T. Brener
Celanese Corp
Fi Mountaineer
Alma
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Philip A. Bucher
House Ranking Committee
Isle
London
Grebe
Ashbrosk
Otto Passman
D-La
Troiana
Floyd Fitian
John Brademas
D-Ind
House Administration
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Fithian
Henstal
Michard Nixon
Indochina
King Tintaliot
Small Ala
Er Sey
Chas Ata
Lee
Nateral
Sfecin
Quizanes
Sptcinl Limited
Mount Medicine Chest
Ath
Appade, FT
Rad
Permashine
Ley & Colar
Bellflower We Shay Oe
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Long Leach
Long Beach Blvd
Westminster
Matton
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FDA
FDEA
Malalon
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