Debates Shine on Elizabeth Drew as Carter Ford Clash Opens
Elizabeth Drew steals spotlight at first 1976 presidential debate while Ford and Carter spar and a technical glitch silences Carter for 28 minutes. Carter loosens mid discussion on nuclear topics. Ford stays formal as moderator Edwin Newman yields the floor.
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Joan Hanauer
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New York
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
Elizabeth Drew
Carter
ABC
Unemployment Debate Highlights Ford and Carter Choices
Ford argues for reduced federal job programs and lower spending while Carter backs limited federally financed schemes and tax incentives. Carter cites high unemployment and proposes targeted jobs through public works and a conservation corps, while Ford touts vetoes and private sector focus.
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Ford
Carter
Bars Reflect Nation’s Debate Mood As Carter Ford Clash
In Dallas bars, patrons compare President Ford and challenger Carter amid Thursday night debate. One man likens Ford to Churchill. others debate welfare, jobs, and the economy as they watch the race unfold on TV.
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Frank Cook
Dallas
UPI
Carter
Churchill
Japan Moves MiG 25 Fuselage to Hyakuri for Inspection
Japan prepares to move a dismantled MiG 25 from Hakodate to Hyakuri base with U S help. The defection of Viktor I Belenko sparked protests from the Soviet Union as Moscow warns of strained relations.
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Japan
Robert Crabbe
Tokyo
UPI
Hakodate City
Japan Air Self-Defense Force
Hyakuri
Hakodate
Viktor I Belenko
Belenko
United States
Soviet Union
Dimitri Polyanski
Unin
Moscow
Tass
Ford Strike Talks Break as Fordprepares Concessions
Ford negotiators move toward major concessions on the key demand for more time off with full pay The UAW had sought 12 extra days off annually as the strike against Ford began at midnight September 14 involving about 170000 workers in Detroit and nationwideUS officials said a break in the 10 day old walkout appeared near as talks reopened with potential contract changes
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Detroit
UPI
Ford Motor Co
Ford
United Auto Workers
Youth Waived to Adult Trial in Boise Murder Case
Magistrate L Alan Smith waived juvenile jurisdiction for a 17 year old boy to face adult charges in the suffocation death of Enrico Flory 76 during a suspected robbery in Boise The case involves four boys with hearings set for waivers and prosecutors note no plan to seek adult jurisdiction for the remaining 15 year old and 16 year old suspects Names withheld pending charges
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Boise
UPI
L. Alan Smith
Enrico Flory
Smith
Leroy
Tough Capitol Gun Laws Go Into Effect Today
The District of Columbia enacts the nations strictest gun bill banning unregistered handguns except for police and guards. All registered owners must reregister within 60 days, while guns must be kept unloaded and dismantled or locked. Police add staff and rely on public notices rather than direct owner contact. Republican Ron Paul sponsored disapproval, but the measure failed to advance.
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Washington
UPI
District of Columbia
Congress
Thomas J. Wolfrey
Police Department
Central Records
Fiveman
Ron Paul
Rtex
Arthritis Pain Formula Promises Morning Relief
An ad touts Arthritis Pain Formula as a strong yet gentle relief for arthritis minor pain. It claims fewer doses needed to wake with less stiffness and allows taking the tablet on an empty stomach. The product is advertised by the makers of Anacin analgesic tablets.
Rhodesia To Accept Black Majority Rule
Prime Minister Jan Smith will announce Rhodesia will accept black majority rule in a nationwide broadcast. A 50 member Rhodesia Front caucus endorsed a cabinet recommendation tied to a US British plan for a constitutional settlement and possible transition within two years.
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Jacques Clafin Salisbury
Rhodesia
UPI
Jan Smith
South Africa Ends Sports Segregation Policy Move
South Africa announces end to racial segregation in sports to restore international competition access. Government grants authorization for multiracial leagues and integrated teams abroad, with local arena seating left to individual bodies.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPS
Piet Koornhof
National Party
Federal Council
Kissinger Flies Home After Rhodesia Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger flew home from Africa saying Rhodesia would unequivocally accept the Anglo American plan for black majority rule. He left Britain to lead negotiations with Prime Minister Ian Smith to decide the next steps and Rhodesia’s government address the peace proposals tonight.
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Rhodesia
Henry Kissinger
Smith
Pretona
Jim Anderson
London
UPI
Henry A Kissinger
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Britain
Anthony Crosland
Washington
Kissinger
United States
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