Carter Attacks Ford in Early Campaign Tour
Jimmy Carter sharply criticizes President Ford as the 1976 race nears, accusing the GOP of lukewarm urban policy and economic mismanagement. He calls for inflation reduction and budget balancing while promising firmer action on FBI leadership and federal standards. Ford counters with claims of stability and progress, pursuing campaign stops and policy bills.
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Trade boycott report cites 1.5 billion in US-Arab sales at risk
The Commerce Department document outlines Arab boycott demands over US production origin and shipping routes, noting 1.5 billion in 1974–75 sales potentially affected. Former Secretary Morton’s data disclosures are blamed for delays, with Rep. Collins criticizing the study as unnecessary and the department giving no immediate reply.
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Goodrich Tire Union Pact Ends Major Rubber Strike
Goodrich negotiators announced a tentative three year contract after two days of talks in Columbus with United Rubber Workers. UAW President Peter Bamitalio said locals would ratify soon as the strike neared its 44th day. The nationwide walkout began April 21 involving about 60,000 workers at Goodyear Firestone Uniroyal and others. Goodyear and Firestone settled earlier. about 12,000 Uniroyal workers vote on the proposed contract.
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Capitol Hill burglaries target two congressmen homes
Police said burglars ransacked the Capitol Hill residences of Rep. Pierre S. duPont of Delaware and Rep. Virginia Smith of Nebraska. A third nearby home was entered and an attempt was made on a fourth. No occupants were home during the incidents. Police await occupant returns to assess any thefts.
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Life on Mars hinges on organic molecules from Viking 2
Scientists weigh Viking findings as Viking 1 shows tantalizing but inconclusive results. If Viking 2 detects organic compounds on Martian soil, life on Mars would be strongly supported, though alternate biochemistries remain possible.
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Soviet pilot defects with MIG25 jet
Western experts and defense officials scrutinized the MIG25 after Soviet pilot L Viktor Belenko defected with the jet to Hakodate. Tokyo investigators and Japanese authorities moved to assure security while Belenko cited lack of freedom in Soviet society.
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