Carter urges reprimand Ford over Brown remarks
Democratic candidate Jimmy Carter calls for President Ford to reprimand Gen. George S. Brown after Brown said aiding Israel is a burden on the United States. Ford accepts Brown's explanation and considers the matter closed amid Carter's leadership plea. Brown defends remarks, noting no policy split on aid to Israel.
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Kissinger warns grave risk if China faces outside threat
U S secretary of state Henry Kissinger says it would be a grave matter if China were threatened by an outside power. He noted no defense talks with China and indicated no anticipated arms sales, while comments on Soviet threats stir cautious interpretation. The Harvard news conference followed a Soviet article warning Beijing and referenced old Kremlin tactics.
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New Mexico weighs back to basics in education plan
State Supt. Leonard J. DeLayo said New Mexico may adopt a statewide back to basics approach after a Roswell driven pilot. A special committee will report in months and consider a state wide program for schools. DeLayo cites stabilizing test scores and rising funding as signs of improvement.
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Jury selection tightens for Bolles slaying trial in Phoenix
The trial of John Harvey Adamson for the Don Bolles murder entered day two with 82 jurors screened under airport security. Bolles, a 47 year old Arizona Republic investigative reporter, was killed by a car bombing June 2 and reportedly urged “Find John Adamson” before dying.
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Divestiture talks fade as Long tours Roswell for Montoya
U S Senator Russell Long said divestiture of oil majors is losing momentum in Congress during a Roswell campaign stop for Senator Montoya. He noted ownership concentration in oil is less than auto industry and questioned the divisive plank in the Democratic platform.
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Falwell accuses Carter of trying to muzzle preacher
Rev. Jerry Falwell charged Jimmy Carter with pressuring 260 stations to deny air time for Falwell's sermon criticizing Carter's Playboy interview. Carter aides disputed intimidation claims and said they sought equal time only.
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