Ford names Nelson Rockefeller as vice president pick
President Ford chosen Nelson Rockefeller of New York as vice president after a careful process. Rockefeller, 66, pledged to disclose required finances and place holdings in trust if needed, saying he would conform to the law and answer Congress. Ford praised Rockefeller for long public service and dedication to enterprise while highlighting the nation’s hard times.
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Box Holds No Rockefeller Papers In Virginia Search
Pulaski Virginia AP four U S attorney says a safety deposit box opened under a Watergate warrant held only jewelry and personal papers not documents linking Nelson A Rockefeller to fund disruptions at the 1972 Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach. The holder cooperated and opened the box for FBI agents and Jaworski staff lawyer Peter N Kreindler.
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Chrysler recall covers Trail Duster and Ram Charger models
Chrysler recalls 387 Plymouth Trail Dusters and Dodge Ram Chargers due to a spare tire mounting bracket defect. The bracket could wear the wheel enough to fail while in use, the company said.
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Rockefeller Nomination Draws GOP Dissent
Rockefeller selection by the Republican National Committee draws early criticism from H L Richardson who calls it lousy and says it reflects eastern liberalism and excess spending. California Senator claims the choice diverges from rank and file Republicans and cites fiscal concerns. Democratic party chair John L Burton adopts a wait and see stance pending Judiciary Committee confirmation hearings.
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Rockefeller selection sparks swift Congress approval push
Congress lauds Nelson Rockefeller as vice presidential pick and predicts rapid confirmation. Lawmakers from both parties praise his experience and leadership, with Senate leaders signaling a vote within weeks and top Republicans urging prompt action. Rockefeller’s foreign affairs credentials and governorship are highlighted as key strengths.
Rockefeller Accepts Ford Offer as Vice Presidential Hopeful
Rockefeller speaks to reporters after accepting Ford's offer to the vice presidency. He pledges to comply with laws and Congress while considering asset disclosure. He hopes Ford runs in 1976 and notes two main factors for accepting: national change and ending his presidential ambitions.
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Trio hunted in envoy's slaying
Assassination of the envoy sparks a hunt for three men. Officials say two or more gunmen used military arms, possibly Soviet made AK 47 automatics, with shots aimed at the envoy's Davies office or apartment. Police pursue leads across the city.
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Inmates Take Over Texas Jail Amidst Struggle and Arrests
Details unfold of a jail uprising in Texas where 118 prisoners held officers posturing on upper floors after breaking through a fire escape hatch to the sixth floor. Leader Darvin Meharg, a former police officer, with others including a woman, faced charges from robbery to murder. Hostages treated by a doctor, while deputies remained downstairs and guards were barred from reentry. The article also notes Cyprus crisis diplomacy and a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on Calley’s imprisonment pending appeal.
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