Leaders pledge to keep working for better ties
President Ford and Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping pledged to continue improving Chinese American relations during Ford's five day visit to Peking. Ford praised past steps toward normalization and stressed mutual interests, while Teng condemned Soviet detente rhetoric and warned of war, as air port ceremonies gave way to a formal banquet and hopes for closer ties.
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Peking
China
People's Republic of China
Soviet Union
Teng Hsiao-ping
United States
Susan
Henry A. Kissinger
Ten
Chou En-lai
Chou
Mao Tse-tung
Wos
Mao
Chimg Ching
Cha Tehi
Mandel claims charges untrue amid Maryland indictment
Governor Mandel asserts the 22 count indictment on bribery mail fraud and racketeering is false and says evidence exists in U S Attorney hands. He plans to stay in office and fight for a Maryland trial with a jury while opposing a gag order and noting trial timing unlikely during the 1976 General Assembly. He will not resign and mentions five co defendants.
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Annapolis
Marvin Mandel
U.S
Mandel
Maryland
New York Mayor Beame cites urban finances crisis at national meeting
Mayor Abraham Beame told about 3000 municipal officials that New York City’s financial problems have reawakened national concern about urban finance. He cited letters and donations after President Ford’s speech and urged swift passage of loan support to free cities from fiscal strain.
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Miami Brach
Fla
New York
Abraham [ Beame
National League of Cities
Natwnil
Lves
Ford
National Press Club
New York City
Raver
Carlos Romero Barcelo
San Juan
Romero
League
Unclear OCR Item From The Mail Today Page
Fragmentary OCR notes mention U N forces extension on Golan Heights and a robbery attempt. No coherent details on dates people or places are recoverable from the readable text. The fragmentary lines reference page numbers but lack full context or names.
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Golan Heights
Pittsburgh
Wacher
Cityoo
Supreme Court declines to hear abortion access case at Grange Memorial
The Supreme Court refused to hear arguments on whether a publicly owned hospital leased to a private group can refuse abortions. Justice White dissented with Chief Justice Burger, citing circuit court conflicts and urging the court to resolve the federal law questions.
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Supreme Court
New Orleans
Grange Memorial Hospital
Grange County
Tex
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Warren FE. Burger
White
High Court
US Circuit Court
Richlond
John ©. Greco
Greeg
Circuit Court
Greco
Dayton Desegregation Plan Denied Review by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court declined to review a lower court ruling ordering Dayton Payton to adopt a systemwide desegregation plan that would involve busing. Dayton officials criticized the remedy as excessive beyond the constitutional violation and urged limiting to correcting isolated practices.
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Supreme Court
Payton
U S Corea Court
Cincinnati
Circuit
Dee
Dayton
Congress faces backlog of unfinished business before adjournment
Congress braces for a final push in the next three weeks as President Ford seeks quick action on a $2.3 billion yearly NYC loan plan and a Supreme Court nomination for John Paul Stevens. Lawmakers also tackle energy and tax bills amid Senate filibusters and potential weeklong sessions before a Dec. 19 adjournment.
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New York City
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House
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7Th Circuit Court of Appeals
William O. Douglas
U.S. Supreme Court
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Pord
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