Ford vows Europe defense with West Germany visit
President Ford hosted West German President Scheel on the White House South Lawn with full honors. Ford affirmed U S commitment to safeguarding Western Europe and Berlin s security while Scheel praised U S German relations and urged a joint Atlantic Alliance focus on future security and economic coordination. Ford planned visits to West Germany Belgrade Bucharest and London possibly in August amid talks of an East West summit following the European Security Conference.
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Nixon walks beach near Casa Pacifica in apparent recovery
Former president Richard M. Nixon, barefoot and smiling, strolled 48 minutes on Teed Beach near his San Clemente estate. He greeted campers with Pat Nixon and daughter Julie Eisenhower, who plans to resign July as Washington editor of the Saturday Evening Post. Nixon wore slacks and a dark windbreaker bearing the Presidential Seal during the outing.
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Ford backs Rockefeller for 76 VP nomination
President Ford endorsed Nelson Rockefeller to stay as his running mate on the 1976 Republican ticket. White House press secretary read Ford’s note expressing confidence the duo can persuade delegates at the GOP convention, while Rockefeller said delegates would decide if the convention is open.
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Castro to return 2 million ransom for hijacked plane
AP reports Fidel Castro agreed to return the 2 million ransom paid by Southern Airways for the 1972 hijacked plane. Sen. McGovern disclosed the move, noting earlier discussions with Castro in Havana and a letter from Sparkman urging the return as part of easing U.S.-Cuban tensions.
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Turkey May Close U S Bases In Ankara Dispute
Turkey's National Security Council said the U S arms embargo violates agreements and Turkey may revise commitments possibly leading to an early closure of U S bases. The seven hour meeting under President Korutork discussed the embargo tied to Cyprus events and a timetable for closure.
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Bank Bomb Explodes Near Rockefeller Center in NYC
A Weather Underground claim described as supporting Puerto Rico cement strikes triggered a blast at Banco de Ponce in Rockefeller Center, shattering windows up to six stories high. One bakery truck driver was lightly cut by flying glass as police investigated the 4 43 am explosion.
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18 Injured As Women Inmates Fight Guards
Ra leigh North Carolina inmates fought guards with concrete chunks rakes hoes and bats during an all night protest at the state prison. Eight guards and 14 inmates were injured as officials promised to review grievances including a demand to close the prison laundry and scheduled another meeting on Thursday as inmates planned to resume work stoppages.
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Supreme Court bars fixed legal fees in real estate cases
The Supreme Court ruled 8 0 that state or local bar minimum fee schedules for real estate work violate antitrust law when affecting interstate commerce, likely ending fixed fees for other legal services. The decision backed Virginia couple Lewis and Ruth Goldfarb who challenged Fairfax County Bar Association fees.
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House CIA quiz faces abolition
Washington reports that Rep. B. F. Sisk a Democrat from California urged abolishing the House Select Committee on Intelligence amid dissension within the panel Five of seven Democrats forced chairman Rep Lucien Nedzi a Michigan Democrat to resign The call comes after investigations into CIA activities including alleged domestic surveillance and plots to assassinate foreign targets
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Weather Summary for Pfanturan and Regions
In Pfanturan L B area expect partly cloudy skies with a low around 5H and a high near 72. Mountains remain fair and windy with a low about 48 and a high near 92. Deserts stay fair and windy with a low near 7A and a high around 110.
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