Ford Won't Recognize North Viet Regime
President Ford said he was willing to discuss humanitarian efforts with North Vietnam but would not recognize the Communist regime. He rejected Reagan's suggestion of possible relations and noted a delegation would seek information on missing soldiers. He spoke during a Indiana primary campaign stop.
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Richard Growald
Indianapolis
UPI
Ford
North Vietnam
Ronald Reagan
Indiana Broadcasters Association
Indiana
Volkswagen to Build U S Assembly Plant
Volkswagen announces a U S assembly plant costing 296 million dollars to produce 200 000 Rabbit cars annually and employ 5 000 American workers. The site will be chosen from Brook Park in Cleveland Columbus Ohio and New Stanton Pa with shipments from Germany to assemble in the United States.
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Michael O*reagan
Wolfsburg
West Germany
Germany
Volkswagen
Toni Schmuecker
Arthur Railton
Volkswagen of America
Cleveland
Brook Park
Columbus
Ohio
New Stanton
Baltimore
Detroit
Norfolk
Schmuecker
Walters Denies NBC Dropping Offer To Her
Barbara Walters told viewers on national TV that NBC did not drop its offer and would match ABCs reported 1 million dollar a year salary. NBC had said it pulled out due to carnival atmosphere and demands unlike a journalist. Walters will join ABC as a major personality and co anchor of The Evening News with Harry Reasoner.
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Walters
NBC
Joan Hanauer
New York
UPI
Barbara Walters
ABC
Today
Miss Walters
Harry Reasoner
The
Evening News
Rockefeller
D Fosdick
Harry Emerson Fosdick
New York City
Jackson says Rockefeller's remarks show the lowest humanity
Senator Henry Jackson demands a full repudiation from Vice President Rockefeller after a Georgia Republican meeting report claimed a communist had infiltrated Jackson's staff. Dr Dorothy Fosdick rejects the charge as a personal matter, while Rockefeller apologizes for any misinterpretation of a private conversation.
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CHERYL ARVIDSON _ WASHINGTON
UPI
Henry Jackson
Nelson Rockefeller
Atlanta Journal
Rock
Efeller
Georgia
Jackson
Senate
Dorothy Fosdick
Alger Hiss
United Nations
Rockefeller
White House
Journal
Fosdick
State Department
Spanish Exile Returns Home to Madrid Welcome
Claudio Sanchez Albornoz, 83, returned from nearly four decades in exile in Argentina and urged peace and mutual understanding. He arrived as Prime Minister Arias Navarro prepared a televised speech outlining a June referendum on democratic reforms. Undergound groups urged May Day protests, while the government restricted street rallies to official unions.
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Peter Uebersax
Madrid
UPI
Spain
Claudio Sanchez Albornoz
Buenos Aires
Sanchez Albornoz
Carlos Arias Navarro
Juan Carlos
Workers’ Commissions
Ford Signs New Animal Welfare Act
President Ford signed the Animal Welfare Act to ensure humane treatment of animals used in research and those shipped interstate. The law also protects pet owners by banning sales of stolen animals and sets humane handling rules for air and ground transport with penalties up to $1,000 or a year in jail.
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Washington
API
Ford
Animal Welfare Act
Commerce Department
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