Ford Nominated for Vice President by Nixon in unity appeal
President Nixon named Gerald Ford as his choice for vice president urging a new beginning and unity. Both House and Senate moved swiftly to confirm Ford amid Watergate questions, with support from key Republicans and Democrats and hints of further hearings to come.
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Mosher lauds Ford nomination for vice president
Rep Charles A Mosher from Oberlin says he is pleased with Gerald Ford’s nomination for vice president. He notes Ford’s loyalty to presidential views and close working relationship. Mosher, a Young Turk ally since 1964, predicts quick congressional approval and cites Ford’s integrity and energy. He plans to breakfast with Ford soon.
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Nixon asked to appeal ruling on White House tapes
Washington AP President Nixon seeks Supreme Court review after a 5 to 2 DC Court of Appeals decision ordering surrender of White House tapes to Judge Sirica. The court rejected separation of powers objections and set a deadline for a high court appeal while Ford’s vice presidential nomination drew attention.
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Jordan enters war with Syrian defense aid and troop dispatch
Jordan announces detachment of armed forces into Syria to bolster defense as Israeli armored advances press Syrian lines. An Nahar reports Saudi troops also joining the Syrian front amid a broader Arab military mobilization.
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Kissinger warns on Soviet actions amid Middle East war
Secretary of State Kissinger, in Washington, says the United States is displeased with some Soviet moves but warns the Russians have not yet endangered detente. He cautions they must avoid actions that provoke a firm U.S. response, while noting fear of wider war and potential Arab-Israeli escalation. Al Anwar reports Faisal of Saudi Arabia threatens to cut diplomatic ties and halt arms to the U.S. if Washington backs Israel.
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Steve Zorn Makes Animal Patrol Featured in Sunda Scene
Port Clinton warden Steve Zorn, shown by photographer Carl Skalak, appears in a color report for the Sunda Scene. Wellington VFW Junior Girls raise funds by making seven candies to buy Christmas gifts for elderly and sick residents, with Connie Davis and Janice Haywood contributing.
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