Kissinger hits candidate attacks on U S policy
Secretary of State Kissinger entered the 1976 campaign, condemning politically motivated criticism of U S diplomacy as dangerous to foreign policy. He indirectly targets Reagan and Jackson, denouncing demagoguery and urging concrete options on defense posture and spending. He warned against Soviet gains and warned that continued rhetoric could hurt U S power.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Boston
California
Ronald Reagan
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
State Department
Reagan
Ford
Jackson
Soviet Union
United States
Illinois focus as Ford and Reagan campaign downstate
President Ford shifts campaign into Illinois while Ronald Reagan hunts votes in downstate counties after Florida. Reagan vows finish in the race and rejects the vice presidency as Democrats push Jimmy Carter and George Wallace into Illinois contest coverage.
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Ford
Ilinois
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Florida
Illinois
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Alabama
George Wallace
Weather Tonight and Friday in LB Mountains and Deserts
LB area is windy tonight with a fair Friday and temperatures from a low of 45 to a high of 68. Mountains stay fair but windy with a low around 15 and a high near 45. Deserts experience wind tonight with a dry Friday and a low about 30.
Ford names Connally Laird to expanded spy advisory panel
President Ford enlarges the foreign intelligence advisory board from 10 to 17 members naming John F. Connally and Melvin R. Laird to strengthen information on international threats. The panel includes Leo Cherne, Robert Murphy, Stephen Ailes and others with ties to government, industry and academia.
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Washington
Ford
Treasury
John F. Connally
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
Eisenhower
Leo Cherne
Robert E Murphy
Army
Stephen Ailes
Nomination of Austrian for Rotary presidency stirs protests
The nomination of an Austrian candidate for president of Rotary International triggers widespread protests across chapters as supporters and opponents clash over the international leadership contest.
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Rotary International
AF to shut three bases and cut 10,500 jobs
Air Force Secretary Thomas Reed announced base closures and realignments to save money. Three bases will close including one in Michigan, with 7,500 military and nearly 3,000 civilian jobs cut while others gain personnel. Fourteen B52 bombers will be retired and 26 bases lose personnel.
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Washington
Air Force
Thomas Reed
Reed
Ford
Michigan
Kincheloe
Craig
Alabama
Webb
Texas
Loring
Maine
Richards-Gebauer
Missouri
Army
Navy
Pentagon
White House
Defense
Torrance Fire Claims Two Women In Tiny Home
A house at 616 Amiapala Ave in Torrance burned, killing Pat Johnson 21 and Shelly Stewart 27. Firemen say the fire started in an overstuffed living chair, with six units responding after a neighbor alerted authorities. damage estimated at 15 thousand dollars and a large dog perished. A fire department spokesman cited careless smoking as the likely cause.
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Torrance
Amiapala Ave
Pat Johnson
Shelly Stewart
Nixon denies knowledge of Chile coup and secret spying
Former President Richard M. Nixon testifies in writing to the Senate intelligence panel that he did not recall ordering the CIA to foment Chile's military coup or personally directing illegal surveillance, though he says possible past intelligence methods may have been used. He says aide Ehrlichman may have told investigators that some White House information came from mail openings.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
CIA
Chile
United States
Nixon
Senate Intelligence Committee
Salvador Allende
Lefe
U.S
FBI
Soviet Union
China
White House
John Tt. Ehrlichman
Queen Mary Museum rejects city bill and plans closure
Directors of the Queen Mary Museum of the Sea rejected a city demand for about 2 million dollars by March 30 and warned the facility will close by September 30 if not previously. The letter, signed by Llewellyn Bixby IV, cited past-due charges and urged a unified operator to save operations.
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Queen Mary Museum of the Sea
Thomas J. Clark
Llewellyn Bixby IV
John R. Mansell
Marc
Museum Foundation
Queen Mary Corp
Queen Mary Hyatt
Bixby
Foundation
Fire on Ranger Carrier Injures Ten Sailors Recovered
The Navy says ten sailors recovered from smoke inhalation after a fire on the carrier Ranger in the Philippines. The blaze spread to adjacent lockers but was contained within 45 minutes. Preliminary probe suggests flight clothing stacked against a hot steam pipe caused the incident.
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San Diego
Ranger
Philippines
Navy
Profiling a San Mateo Brink's guard who vanished with cash
Richard C. Rees, 26, disappeared Feb. 1 with more than 500000 in cash and securities from a restaurant stop during an armored car run. Police say he may be the greatest rip-off artist of the time as investigators build a psychological profile from his past including Marine service and a short marriage.
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San Mateo
Brink's
Richard C. Rees
Rees
Box
Ed Trucco
Brink’s
Marine Corps
Vietnam
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Long Beach
Roger Coar
Associated Press
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Laird
Cherne
Adm
George Anderson Jr
Anderson
Lyman L. Lemitzer
Edward Bennett Williams
Leslie C. Arends
House
Export-import Bank
William J. Casey
Gordon Gray
William C. Baker
Bell Telephone Laboratories, Inc
Murray Hill
N.J
John S. Poster Jr
TRW Inc
Palos Verdes Estates
Calif
Robert W. Galvin
Chicago
Motorola, Inc
Edwin H. Land
Cambridge
Mass
Polaroid Corp
Clare Booth Luce
Edward Teller
Berkeley
Aes
Los Angeles
AMC
Sen
Eastland
Wilson Riles
Hubbard
Museum of Art
Sylvia Porter
LifesStyle Amm Patrie Beatesca
Fred S. Hoffman
L.B
Ralph Hinman JR
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