Rockefeller opposes Congress probes of domestic intelligence
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller defended a strong national intelligence system after the Sacramento Ford assassination attempt. He warned Congress could mislead the public about abuses while urging records be kept on those undermining democracy. He criticized the CIA material release as dangerous to national security.
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Five Dems at Minnesota forum preview 1976 field
Five Democratic presidential hopefuls from Sanford Udall Harris Shapp and Bayh spoke to about 1,500 Midwest party activists in Minneapolis. They urged bold action against Ford era policies while addressing rising costs, power, and economic reform as Hubert Humphrey drew attention with a separate fundraising event in the same hotel.
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Pennsylvania
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Oklahoma
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Ford
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George) Wallace
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Connally urges tougher US foreign policy at NFRW event
Former Treasury Secretary John Connally called for a harder U.S. foreign policy leveraging trade power to win respect. Speaking before the National Federation of Republican Women alongside Goldwater and Ford, he urged a reassessment to stop being "patsy" abroad and warned that trading leverage must be used to secure fair deals.
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Ex-intelligence veterans plan unprecedented public reunion
About 160 former intelligence personnel from 36 states will attend a national convention at an Alexandria Virginia motor inn to form ARIO, the Association of Retired Intelligence Officers. David A. Phillips, a 24 year CIA veteran, leads the group which vows no CIA ties and aims to protect the profession amid current investigations into U S spy activities.
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Wallace backs supporters meeting at Southern Governors Conference
Alabama Governor George Wallace met with backers in Lake Buena Vista Florida ahead of the Southern Governors Conference. He clarified he has not announced a presidential bid but is weighing entering the Florida primary next March.
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Presidential politics at stake in New Hampshire election
Stewart Powell reports from Concord on the New Hampshire Senate race amid looming presidential primary stakes. Ford and Reagan campaign for Louis Wyman, while Durkin challenges amid voter fatigue from a prolonged, disputed election. The contest features a close race, large-scale campaigning, and shifting strategies as voters prepare to decide between Wyman, Durkin, and Chimento.
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Wyman
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Louis Wyman
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Durkin
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Chimento
Los Angeles
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George McGovern
Washington
Elizabeth Seton Becomes America’s First Native Born Saint
Vatican City reports Mother Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton to be canonized in St. Peter’s Square by Pope Paul VI. The ceremony marks first female participant at Mass and features the four-life-stage advocates reading the first lesson. About 15,000 Americans expected to attend. Seton, born 1774, married into New York society, converted from Episcopalianism to Catholicism after widowhood and hardship, founding the Sisters of Charity in New Jersey.
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Spain
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Italy
Katherine O’toole
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton
United States
Belle
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Richard Bayley
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Columbia University
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Will Scion
Alexander Hamiltons
Great Russian Grain Robbery May Yet Disappoint Meany
AFL-CIO chief George Meany, winning the first round of what he calls the Great Russian Grain Robbery Part II, hints at an agenda including stable prices and government control of grain sales to the Soviet Union. Ford’s move to seek a long term Moscow deal could temper Meany’s leverage, with a threatened boycott return if goals aren’t met by mid October.
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Bears go on grain binge after freight spill at Loop Creek
In Wallace Idaho officials report several bears fed on spilled grain and corn after freight cars overturned on Labor Day. Rain had fermented the grain leaving bears dazed as they wandered Loop Creek area.
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