Rockefeller kin found dead in New York estate home
William Avery Rockefeller, 77, a second cousin of Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, was found dead in a ground floor bathroom at his Santa Clara, New York estate. Police say he apparently shot himself with a 2 gauge shotgun. a weapon was found beside the body after a caretaker discovered the open gun cabinet.
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British diplomat freed by kidnappers in Guadalajara
A British consul Dr Anthony Vanean Williams was released by five kidnappers after four days in Guadalajara. He arrived home unharmed but tired, wearing a soiled shirt and with a rope belt. A separate case involved five men abducting an industrialist. Williams said he did not see that person. The 23 September Communist League demanded ransom for two other captives, including a 64 year old cook. The government refused to release prisoners but agreed to safe conduct to a country of the kidnappers’ choice. Williams’ wife suffered a heart attack and was hospitalized. Five men seized Williams from his home last Wednesday. Two trains collided near Naples. initial reports say 90 people were injured.
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Ford would cool friction between Nixon and Congress
In Portland Gerald Ford urged bridging the rift between the White House and Capitol Hill. He proposed acting as a conduit while seeking quick hearings on his vice presidential nomination. ADA opposition and a possible constitutional change were noted. Ford called Agnew's resignation a real personal tragedy.
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Ford dodges GOP draft question in Portland
Vice presidential nominee Gerald R Ford sidesteps a question on accepting a 1976 draft or presidency. He spoke at the Century Club of Oregon Republicans and addressed the National Retail Druggists Association before a White House dinner honoring William P Rogers. Sen Henry Jackson suggested drafts deter aspirants. Ford reaffirmed his intention to seek office in 1976.
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