Ford Debut Campaign Fires Back at Carter at Michigan
President Ford opened his campaign at the University of Michigan with a sharp critique of Carter's trust me approach. He outlined plans to ease housing costs and taxes for school families, while noting a comeback for the country, and he met students at Crisler Arena amid boos and a cracker blast that briefly halted the event.
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Carter Attacks Ford Over Economic Disaster
Jimmy Carter spoke near Ford in Michigan criticising the Ford administration's economic record. He listed nine Republican mistakes, blamed unemployment rises, energy price policies, and productivity declines. He praised unions and voiced support for Miranda rights amid Supreme Court rulings.
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Maddox accuses Wallace of defecting to enemy in Tennessee stop
In Chattanooga and nearby East Tennessee stops on Wednesday Lester Maddox accuses George Wallace of joining the enemy led by those who hate his guts and says he feels betrayed. Maddox also attacks Tom Anderson and Democratic nominee Jimmy Carter as he campaigns.
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Socialist Party seeks court order to remove FBI informants
The Socialist Workers Party asks Judge Thomas Griesa in New York City to order the FBI to identify and remove 66 informants from its ranks and affiliates. The SWP seeks 39 million dollars in damages for a 40 year DNF vendetta while alleging harassment and office burglaries by FBI agents.
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Explosive Attack Near Port Elizabeth Damages Soviet Ship
A bomb on the hull of the Soviet container ship Ivan Shepyetkov exploded near Pier 64 in Port Elizabeth. No injuries and minor damage reported as divers checked both ships. Omega 7 Cuban exile group claimed responsibility. FBI joined probe with ties to a prior New York bombing attempt.
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Senate Ethics Committee opts not to act on contributions
The Senate Ethics Committee voted to take no action against GOP Leader Hugh Scott and most other senators over alleged illegal campaign contributions. The move leaves the matter unresolved and no disciplinary steps are announced.
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House Proposes Special Committee to Reopen Kennedy King Cases
House Rules panel votes 9 to 4 to create a special committee with broad powers to investigate the deaths of John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. and possibly other cases. Secret session and Gulf Oil contributions tied to senators raise questions about legality and influence.
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Viking Arm May Work Again After Switch Fix
Viking scientists hope a command forcing the soil scoop to ignore a faulty switch will restore the Viking 2 sampler arm. The scoop had rotated upside down, stopping rock and soil deposits and delaying planned organic and inorganic chemistry analyses.
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77-Year-Old Man Dies After Trip on Downtown Sidewalk
In Oklahoma City a 77-year-old man, Clinton Collins of Bethany, tripped and fell face down in the business district. Hundreds passed by as responders eventually arrived. Collins died about an hour later despite efforts by his daughter Leslie, two friends, and medical personnel.
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