Ford Says Candidates Broke From Wasting Money
President Ford attacked rivals for mismanaging funds as several presidential hopefuls urged the Supreme Court to release matching federal money. Ford defended his campaign finances as healthy, while Reagan and others pressed to restore the Federal Election Commission’s power to disburse funds. He denied any talks of recognizing North Vietnam, urging focus on missing in action and congressional efforts.
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Trdignapolis
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PEC
White House
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Indianapolis
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Dav
Jimmy Carter
Frank Churet
Idaho
Sas
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Oklahoma
Henry NM. Jackson
Washington
Morris K. Udall
Aringna
Alabama
George Wallace
CIA leadership shift signals move away from dirty tricks
Washington AP reports changes at the CIA include Lt. Gen Vernon Walters stepping down as deputy director and civilian E Henry Knoche named to replace him. The nomination favors stronger intelligence analysis over covert operations, reflecting White House aims to reshape the agency away from past abuses cited before House and Senate committees.
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White House
Vernon Walters
E. Henry Knoche
Knoche
House
Senate
Fidel Castro
Unntil
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Bush
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Ford
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Kaoche
Charleston
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CSA
Navy
Korea
Val Eant Photographies Center
Office of Current Intelligence
Office of Strategic Research
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Nixon
Baboons Banned From Kings Island After Escape
Kings Island officials recaptured 40 of 48 baboons after an April 14 escape from a Westabpr facility. The remaining animals were expected to be back in cages and shipped to Michigan the next day. Park officials admitted the baboons outsmarted the survey and none wandered far from the original compound.
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Ohio
Kings Island Amusement Park
Phil Dempsey
Park
Michigan
Dempsey
Hughes will found secrets stir Palm Springs estate intrigue
Palm Springs AP reports secretary Eleanor Rohrback says Howard Hughes planned a will and supplement by 1931 and that directors fear discovery would reveal misused funds. Executorship allegedly given to a friend of Hughes' father, "Uncle Frank," with no one to receive a dime. Hughes officials have searched for the document since his death.
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Calif
Anétime
Howard Hughe
Palm Springs Desert Sun
Eleanor Hohrbeck
Hughes
Los Angeles
Rohrback
Ace
Husnan
Howard Hughes
Rohrbeck
Frank
Hitlionairé
Couti
Sun Tial Hughes
Totie Fields Undergoes Left Leg Amputation
Totie Fields, the comedienne known for television and nightclub work, is hospitalized in New York after a left leg amputation performed at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital. Doctors say vascular surgery earlier for phlebitis failed to repair the damage and expect about ten days of recovery. Fields, a diabetic, had last performed at the Latin Casino in Cherry Hill and had checked into a Connecticut hospital for minor procedures two days after closing there.
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New York
Totie Fields
Columbia
Presbyterian Hospital
Bergman plans U S base amid Sweden tax clash
Paris reports say Ingmar Bergman will fly to New York to discuss making his headquarters in the United States and a future project with the American Film Institute. He may also consider France or Italy as a base while facing Swedish tax disputes and public criticism.
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Ingmar Bergman
New York
United States
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Dire DeLaureatiis
Hollywood
Paul Cohner
France
Italy
Cobner
Dagens Nyheter
Sweden
American Film Institute
Europe
Bertil Hokstedt
Royal Opera
Carol Ragner Gierow
Swedish Academy of Letters
Kenne Fant
Rewspaper
Expressen
Jackold Strandberg
Royal Dramatic Theatre
Bibi Andersson
Hearst case reveals underground romance and ties to SLA
Patricia Hearst's former lover Stever Sallak testifies he lived with Hearst and had a close relationship but denies participating in the Carmichael bank robbery. Soliah recounts a lengthy year underground in Sacramento and Berkeley, linking Hearst to the SLA while detailing shared intimacies and his capture.
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Calif
Stever Sallak
Patricia Hearst
Carmichael
Miss Hearst
Soliah
Symbionese Liberation
BLA
Coorcett
KIA
Solish
Wbich
Francisco
Viv
Tie
San Francisco
Carmichael Bank
Boliah
Witness reveals payoff to Gov Moore in extortion case
Theodore Price testified in US District Court that he delivered 25 180-stuffed paper bags full of money to Governor Arch A. Moore Jr and former campaign manager William Loy amid extortion conspiracy charges related to a 1972 attempt to secure a state bank charter. Price, 44, faces multiple defrauding counts as he begins a three year term May 3 after pleading guilty to one count.
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Arch A. Moore Jr
Moore
William Loy
Theodore R. Price
Price
Caversified
Mountaineer Corp
Stanley Preiser
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