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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1976
Page
2
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger told the House International Relations Committee that failing to back U S policies could bring disastrous consequences including the sale of aircraft to Egypt. He urged support for policies shaping Turkey and the Middle East.
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller arrives in Canberra for a three day trip to mark the U.S. Bicentennial. He travels with his wife from Bali, plans talks with Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser and a U S Embassy reception before a two day stay in Sydney, with a bulletproof limousine provided. Australian student groups threaten demonstrations.
London tabloid Sun reports Caroline Kennedy and Jacqueline Onassis are barely speaking after a row in London. The dispute centers on Caroline 18 and her plan to quit school to pursue photography.
President Ford congratulated Ellen Harness of Litchfield Connecticut for submitting Freedom's Way U S A chosen as the official Bicentennial slogan. Harness, an insurance claims supervisor, received the honor at a White House ceremony with columnist Jack Anderson who helped launch and push the contest into an official program.
U S District Judge Howard Bratton ruled that dogs trained to sniff marijuana provide ample probable cause for searches in a criminal case. The decision upholds warrants leading to seizures of LSD and marijuana at a Santa Fe storage locker linked to Rockney P Venema. Bratton ordered defense counsel Knott to show cause for contempt over missed hearings amid illness and travel reports.
The Postal Service opposed abolishing the Postal Rate Commission arguing for trial type hearings with cross examination to justify rate increases. Louis Cox backed a Senate bill to limit deliberations to 10 months. Rep. Paul Simon cited annual costs and rubber stamping concerns while Bailor warned of potential bankruptcy without Treasury loans and noted cutbacks in East Coast deliveries and rural post offices.
The daughter of the late President John F Kennedy attends a 10 month fine arts course at Sothebys in London. Her mother appears to have won but friends say she is furious at parental interference. The Sun reports a London flight by Mrs Onassis to prevent her daughter giving up the course, noting quarrels in public.
President Ford’s son Jack says he was glad Nixon was pardoned as it spared the nation two years of distractions. He spoke to Wisconsin students while stumping for his father’s candidacy ahead of the April 6 Wisconsin primary.
HATTIESBURG Mississippi AP reports former Columbia banker William Houston aged 42 awaiting arraignment on a federal charge of attempted extortion in court here.
Arlington Heights Illinois AP reports Labor Secretary Usery said negotiations between Teamsters, labor and management entered a very critical stage as a strike threat loomed for midnight Wednesday. Sessions resumed after midnight and continued eight hours later with FMCS director James Scearce.
CARLSBAD AP Poisonous gas apparently caused the death of a shift foreman at Duval Corp underground potash mine 28 miles southeast of Carlsbad. Arthur Eugene Harkins died after entering a gas pocket following a fall that injured another miner.
Profit taking pushed stock prices lower in quiet trading. The Dow Jones industrial average stood near 991.50 at noon, down further after Monday’s 6.06 point drop. Decliners outnumbered advancers roughly two to one on the NYSE amid concerns the economy may spark higher inflation and interest rates.
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