Ford Scion Declines Run for Congress in lift of Temptation
Jack Ford son of Gerald Ford says he considered a congressional bid after polling and money offers but chose not to pursue politics. He notes he is a forester and ecologist, glad he said no despite initial excitement about Congress and following his father’s footsteps.
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Republican leader Brock eyes talks with Israeli leaders during Israel trip
Brock William E. Brock, former Tennessee senator and chairman of the Republican National Committee, arriving in Tel Aviv on a eight day visit to Israel expects meetings with Prime Minister Menahem Begin and other Israeli leaders. He praised Begin and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat as very brave readers who created the biggest opportunity for peace in the Middle East.
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Pope Paul VI Meets Rome's Communist Mayor in Public Greeting
Pope Paul VI greeted Rome mayor Giulio Carlo Argan beneath a Mary statue during his Vatican to Feast of Immaculate Conception visit. About 10,000 spectators crowded Piazza di Spagna as Argan, leading a Communist administration, faced concerns over city governance and church warnings amid detente signals from a prior encounter.
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Baby Peter Phillips Born Without Royal Title in 10th in Line
Peter Phillips and Princess Anne name their baby Peter Mark Andrew Phillips. Despite being fifth in line, he will not bear a title and will be known as Master Peter Phillips. Christening planned in Buckingham Palace music room at noon on Thursday December 22 by Archbishop Donald Coggan, the same room where Princess Anne and Charles were christened.
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Liza Minnelli Leaves NYC Apt Amid Broadway Run Fire
Liza Minnelli briefly vacated a New York City apartment she rented while appearing in The Act on Broadway as firemen arrived. The fire caused little damage and its cause was listed as undetermined.
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Five die as chemical plant blasts in New Jersey
Logan Township state police say five construction workers were killed and 10 injured after a series of explosions at Rollins Environmental Services plant. Three more bodies were found in charred tanks, with toxic fumes forcing a retreat and a hazardous search ongoing. Witnesses described a towering fireball and flying debris as the blast released various chemicals.
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Hussein ends talks with Sadat and returns to Jordan
King Hussein abruptly left Cairo after 24 hours of talks with President Sadat aimed at mediating the Arab split over Sadat's peace moves with Israel. Syria's Assad pressed Gulf powers for financial pressure to curb Sadat, while Vance warned of U.S. division over the Cairo talks.
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