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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1974

Page

4

Kennedy says he will answer questions if he runs for president

Sen Edward M Kennedy told a news conference he would respond to questions about the Chappaquiddick incident if he seeks the presidency in 1976. He acknowledged the July 1969 drowning as a deep personal tragedy and accepted responsibility while addressing a fundraising dinner with Bayh Madden and Fithian. Demonstrators outside protested his possible candidacy as he discussed economy and taxes and urged patience with Ford’s handling of economic issues.

Hobart Ind Edward M. Kennedy Chappaquidick Massachusetts Democrat Mary Jo Kopechne Kennedy Chappaquidick Island Tave Richard G. Lugar Indianapolis Chappaquiddick Ford Edward Kennedy UPI

Haig defends Nixon files transfer as normal

Washington observes that White House Chief of Staff Alexander Haig Jr said procedures for moving Nixon's files from the White House to San Clemente were normal. He noted a truck with material awaiting shipment, but the transfer was halted briefly to verify no evidentiary material was being shipped at the request of Watergate lawyer J. Fred Buzhardt.

Haig Nixon UPT New York White House J. Fred Buzhardt San Clemente Westinghouse Broadcasting Bransffer Ford

Iran Ford administration eye cash sales to Iran

Washington officials report Ford administration and the Pentagon near an agreement for cash sales of communications and other civilian equipment to Iran. The package, potentially worth at least 4 billion dollars, may emphasize communications gear rather than military hardware and could support a national system tying economic education and military networks.

Washington Ford Administration Pentagon Iran Tram United States Air Force

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