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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1975
Page
5
Denver based report shows over $300000 in unpaid bills and ongoing fund drives at the Divine Light Mission. Former financial analyst Michael D. says the guru prioritizes material wishes, taking about 60 percent of income.
Rescue teams, amid heavy snow and avalanches, reached the crashed C141 Air Force Starlift jet on Warrior Peak in the Olympic Mountains near Tacoma. All 16 aboard were presumed dead after the late Thursday crash returning from Yokota Air Base. The wreckage sits at about 5,900 feet on a 7,300-foot peak, with recovery hampered by weather and winds.
President Ford attends the Gridiron Club dinner as the first woman member Helen Thomas of United Press International joins a white‑tie event with Betty Ford and Happy Rockefeller among guests. The counter‑Gridiron protest by Journalists for Professional Equality draws about 800 people in a gym with blue jeans optional and proceeds to the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press.
Washington reports Republicans question if Ford can cruise to renomination due to unique rise to the presidency. Ford, elevated after Nixon resignation, lacks a traditional direct election mandate and could face an uncertain path despite incumbency.
The article lists missionaries Bailey Philips Johnson and Miller families connected to Vietnam and Canada, with Phillips from Albany Oregon and his wife Lillian from Minneapolis. It discusses Ford's potential nomination vulnerability, Baker and Buckley signaling a wide open 1976 convention, and conservative leaders doubting Ford's lock on the nomination.
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