Ford aide denies Haig on way out
White House denies reports Gen. Alexander Haig will depart as chief of staff. President Ford asked Haig to stay indefinitely and Brennan to remain in the Cabinet. Brennan heads to New Zealand for Prime Minister Kirk tribute. Camp David described as pleasant and to be used occasionally.
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Ford expands detente to Cuba East Germany and recognizes new states
Ford broadens detente extending diplomatic moves to Cuba and East Germany while signaling possible recognition of Mongolia. Kissinger backs easing world tensions as Senate hearings loom. Fulbright chairs a China trip amid stalled participation. OAS may lift Cuba boycott, signaling gradual change.
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Frictions Seen With Europe Strain U.S. Ford Era Ties
Last week France's Valery Giscard d'Estaing and Ford traded sharp remarks over transatlantic relations. The French president accused the United States, under Nixon and Ford, of neglecting Europe, highlighting strains in allied diplomacy.
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Ford and Echeverria to Meet on Border Talks
President Ford and Mexican President Luis Echeverria plan to confer soon on border issues. A White House spokesman said the meeting would be to get acquainted, with the invite coming after discussions in Mexico City and talks with Mexican Foreign Minister Emilio Rabasa at the White House last week. Echeverria would be Ford’s first Latin neighbor meeting as president.
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Detente Shift Aims at Cuba Diplomatic Restoration
The United States weighs easing tensions with Cuba this week to pursue full diplomatic relations. Negotiations likely focus on restoring ties severed during the final days of President Eisenhower's administration in January 1961.
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Know Your P's and Q's about Plate Collecting
Northbrook Illinois dealer Bradford Galleries announces a guide to plate collecting with high resale potential. Thomas Gilmore cites plates rising from 25 dollars in 1965 to 1050 dollars and 10 dollars in 1969 to 245 dollars, warns amateurs bluff risk. Free report offered by mail with name address and ZIP code by September 14 1974.
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Open a Citizens Qualifying Account Get Free Services
A promotional offer invites customers to open a qualifying Citizens account to receive free services including checking, a safe deposit box, travelers checks, a travel club, money orders, and personal photocopy service. It mentions free income tax service eligibility and asks readers to inquire how to qualify.
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