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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1976

Page

2

American Party fights debates looming in Philadelphia

The American Party sued to block Ford Carter debates asserting the events are media staged and not bona fide News events. The League of Women Voters and FEC are named, with the first debate set for September 23 at Walnut Street Theater in Philadelphia.

Washington Ford Jimmy Carter Philadelphia League of Women Voters American Party David Basker Tom Anderson Rufus Shackelford United States District Court Carter Federal Election Commission American Independent Party Lester Maddox Federal Communications Commission League Walnut Street Pennsylvania Walnut Street Theatre The

Reagan Backs Ford Campaign After Personal Call

President Ford's campaign reported Ronald Reagan will campaign for Ford, uniting moderates and conservatives against Carter. Reagan pressed by a personal Ford call and the dismissal of California GOP chair Paul Haerle, plans first appearance Oct 7 in Los Angeles while reserving rights to criticize Ford’s foreign policy plank. Reagan aides say he will balance appearances with conservative congressional candidates.

Washington Ford Committee Ronald Reagan Ford Republican Party Jimmy Carter Reagan California GOP Los Angeles Administration Paul Haerle Ford California Haerte

Defecting pilot to leave Japan for U.S. asylum

Viktor Ivanovich Belenko, a Soviet pilot who defected with a MIG25 fighter, will depart Japan in U.S. custody for political asylum in the United States. Government sources say the jet will likely be returned to the Soviet Union in about a month, as Washington and Tokyo navigate the diplomatic fallout.

Tokyo UPI Japan United States Soviet Union Viktor Ivanovich Belenko U. S America Belenko Foreign Ministry Tus U.S Washington Defense Agency Berenko Beletko Siberia Hakodate City Belerko Ae Be

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