Ford Keeps Middle Ground Despite GOP Pressure
President Ford vows to stay in the political middle and rejects being pulled to the right by conservatives. He discusses Mrs. Ford's health, his 1974 run, Nixon pardon legacy, oil price controls, inflation, and limits on domestic and international plans, insisting he will lead with a steady, less partisan approach.
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Japanese Prime Minister Miki visits United States and Seattle
Los Angeles reports Japanese Prime Minister Taken Miki plans a four year visit to extend ties, with stops in Seattle and New York and talks with President Ford. He arrived for a visit and leaves for Pan Sunday, reflecting early Cold War era diplomacy.
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Bailey in speedy trial dispute linked to Bailey Turner case
Former attorney Bailey faces mail fraud charges after a judge delays proceedings citing denial of a speedy trial. His case was severed from Turner who faced a separate trial that ended in a mistrial last May as a security trial proceeds. In Florida, Robert Fulton lineage returns to boat building with Kenneth Fulton designing and building sailboats including a 496 500 Ocean Racer to be shown in Miami.
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Foreign car prices under federal probe
Washington officials opened a federal investigation into whether imported autos from West Germany Great Britain France Sweden Belgium Canada are sold in the United States at unfair values harming domestic automakers. The inquiry focuses on 37.6 billion in annual auto imports and considers whether firms charged above or below market value with potential duties unlikely. The UAW and Sep. Joh H. Dent DPa presented data showing a rising share of imports in U.S. auto sales, with Treasury confirming the figures after reviewing import records.
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D C jail overcrowding goes unchecked
A D C jail official says he never intended to carry out all of a federal court plan to reduce crowding and asserts the jail operates in violation of a court order. Judge Bryant ordered at least 4 square feet per inmate and set an August 15 deadline for proposed remedies.
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Jaworski recalls Watergate at ABA dinner in Montreal
Former special prosecutor Leon Jaworski reflects on Watergate at the American Bar Association annual meeting. He cites hate mail and a renaming incident tied to his stance on Nixon's pardon while praising the judiciary’s handling of the crisis as possibly the nation’s finest hour. He warns that lack of decisive action by courts would have damaged respect for justice.
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Civil war threat grows in Portugal
In Portugal moderate citizens blame radical military rulers for threatening democracy and fueling violence against Communists. Four people, including two soldiers and two civilians, have died as rioting spreads from Monchique to Castelo Branco, despite deployment of marines to the north. Prime Minister Goncalves struggles to form a cabinet as moderates warn the danger may reach Lisbon.
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Portugal faces new crisis as moderates gain support
In Lisbon the crisis grows as moderate dissident officers publish a document opposing Premier Goncalves Communist line. Armed units across Amadora Santarem Caldas da Rainha and Mafra report backing the moderates with broad signatures. The center military review approved the plan and transport and air units show strong support.
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Rockefeller questioned about Attica riot role
New York Vice President Nelson A Rockefeller says he answered fully and satisfactorily to questions from a special state investigator about his role in the 1971 Attica prison riot in which 43 inmates died. He spoke five hours, stating there was no cover-up mentioned during questioning.
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NSA denies phone snooping sparks-doubt in House panel
The U S Security Agency denies intercepting calls of Americans abroad while House Intelligence Committee members Otis G Pike and Les Aspin express continued doubt. Pike cites definitional issues around interception and seeks more information on what actually happens. Aspin says NSA may randomly monitor foreign calls but not as previously thought and hints at possible Justice Department action.
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Snake on loose unsettles Portland neighborhood
A six foot boa constrictor named Rhamani slipped its leash in northeast Portland. Residents stay cautious as they spot the pet around yards and sidewalks. Colleen Soares reports the snake bites a little yet poses no danger to people, including children, according to her.
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