New view of crisis Nixon faced says David Eisenhower
David Eisenhower says Richard Nixon faced direct legal and financial troubles as a private citizen with two major issues: a potential lucrative book contract and ongoing legal battles. He recalls Nixon's resignation and tapes, notes Nixon could return to public life, and describes family discussions, Watergate as a legal issue, and his own view of Nixon's potential future in public office.
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President Ford Fixes Own breakfast in White House Kitchen
President Ford prepared his breakfast in the White House family kitchen at 6 30 am for photographers. He toasted English muffins with margarine, drank orange juice and coffee, and read papers as Betty Ford’s front pages drew attention. The First Lady noted he now rarely makes his own breakfast due to improved service.
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Dems weigh inflation plans and summit hopes
Democrats debate inflation strategy with Mansfield suggesting offering Ford space to craft a plan. He cites a likely post election return to Congress to tackle the economy. White House says Ford may meet Mexican President Echeverria in October near the border, signaling upcoming diplomacy.
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Ford urges quick action in inflation fight and summit plan
President Ford outlines a fast, public series of meetings to craft proposals aimed at restoring economic stability and growth. He stresses cooperation to curb inflation and high interest rates and says decisive choices by the President and Congress will follow as talks proceed toward a Sept. 27-28 summit.
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Northern racism charged in education discrimination findings
The center cited widespread violations in assigning pupils to segregated schools, hiring minority teachers, and classifying students. Public districts in Atlantic City, Hoboken, Passaic, and several Midwest cities were named as illegal practices from a Supreme Court case.
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Seven oil firms indicted for state contract bid rigging
New York indictments accuse Exxon Mobil Texaco Shell Gulf Sunoco and Amoco of restraining price competition in gasoline sales to state agencies by thwarting open bidding. A separate count targets Exxon Gulf and Mobil for eroding competition from independent stations. all defendants pleaded innocent.
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Julie Nixon Eisenhower Reports Parents Doing Well
Julie Nixon Eisenhower told reporters at the Kennedy Center that her parents President Nixon and First Lady are doing well. She noted they do not want public attention while handling personal affairs after Nixon's resignation and their San Clemente move, as they attended the Mack and Mabel performance with friends.
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