Ford Reagan both claim they're in Washington
The AP reports a battle over uncommitted delegates dominates the GOP contest as Ford and Reagan claim gains. Ford cites 1,103 of 1,144 needed. Reagan touts at least 1,? delegates, with 169 uncommitted. Campaigns trade barbs on victory timing and unity before Kansas City convention.
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President Fond Committee
New York
Ronald Regan
California
Ford
Kansas City
Pew Heagan
Delaware
Virginia
North Dakota
Rogers C.B. Morton
Reagan
Associated Press
Coe
Sen
Howard Baker Jr
Tennessee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Fort
John Sears
Moinlay
Congressmen deny leaking secrets to CBS newsman
Washington reports the House Ethics Committee concluded after extensive interviews that no committee member or staffer could identify who supplied CBS journalist Daniel Schorr with a copy of the intelligence panel's report. Investigators narrowed the source to five lawmakers, aides, and federal officials, with key figures including former chair Ons Tike and Rep. Aspin.
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Washington
House Intelligence Committee
CBS
Daniel Schorr
House
Schorr
Intelligence Committee
David Bowers
Ons Tike
Dale Milford
Les Aspin
Scherr
New York City
Village Voice
Ford Administration
Tek
Bowers
White House
CIA
State Department
Aspin
Ford on Nixon pardon I would do it again
President Ford reiterates he would pardon Richard Nixon, saying the action was best for the nation. He urges voters to decide in November, while noting Watergate remains a campaign issue for both parties and pledges reform legislation to restore public confidence.
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Ford
Nixon
Washington
Richard Nince
Poeird Waa
White House
Raul Nimon
Twearchy
Afl-Cio
Labor Federation
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Mysel
Iowa
United States
Southeast Asia
Hixon
Labor backs Carter as AFL-CIO endorses nominee
Washington AP report notes unity in labor after years of division. Jimmy Carter wins AFL-CIO endorsement with George Meany hailing a shift to change the economic picture. Some unions and major groups back Carter while Teamsters shift from Ford to support Carter's campaign, as Meany cautions about possible future disagreements but argues labor aims to put America back to work. Meany later enters George Washington University Hospital for tests.
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House of Labor
Jimmy Carter
Afl-Cio
Federation
George Meany
Meany
Nooday
AFLCE
Auto and Mice Workers
National Education Association
Carter
American Labor Movement
Gerald Ford
Ford
Reagan
Warland
Labor Movement
America
Redecation
CGPE
Ford Bert
Pat Nixon makes steady progress after stroke
Former First Lady Pat Nixon is reported by doctors to be making steady progress after a stroke. A hospital release may occur in a few days as rehabilitation measures continue including daily physical and occupational therapy to improve left arm and hand coordination.
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Long Beach
Cail
Pat Nixon
Memorial Hospital
Bernard J. Michela
Nixon
Lady Bird Johnson to Tour Israel’s Holy Sites
Lady Bird Johnson widowed former First Lady Lyndon B. Johnson plans a six day visit to Israel. She expresses interest in seeing Israel’s holy places and says she studied the Bible all her life. She will meet Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and visit sites connected to the Johnson family.
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Holy Land
Tel Aviv
Israel
Lady Bird Johnson
Lyndon B. Rokinson
Mrs. Johnson
Murray
Yitzhak Rabin
Lyndon B
Miners entombed in Kentucky mine face long recovery
Otisville Ky AP report describes Kirkpatrick of the Kentucky Mines Department overseeing slow body recovery at Scotia Coal No 1 Big Black Mountain mine after 11 men died in a March methane gas explosion. Four volunteer teams have drilled 2,080 feet. about three miles remain, expected to take months.
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Kirkpatrick
Kentucky
Kentucky Department of Mines and Minerals
Scotia Coal Co
Noo
Big Black Mountain
Vew Fork
Youn
Kikpatrick
Ford pledges to save flu immunization program in face of legal impasse
President Ford vows to carry out the swine flu vaccination plan despite a Congress impasse over who bears drug company risk. Health Secretary Mathews cites vaccine makers unable to secure adequate insurance to sign contracts with the Public Health Service. Rogers, D-Fla., pushes for action as 4 million doses exist in bulk and a mid‑September rollout is hoped.
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Paul Rogers
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WEW
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Pail Health Service
Matthews
Macday
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Mathews
Republic
Rogers
D-Fla
Australia
New Zealand
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Taiwan
Piano Lessons and Instructors at Capital Music Shop
Classified notice advertising private piano instruction with teachers offering classical to ragtime lessons. Promotes lessons for hospitals veterans homes orphanages and camps, mentions rental plans and pianos by Wurlitzer Chickering Aitball Kawai and more, and advises thorough waxing care and self pacing.
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Pete Seeger Tan
Wurlitzer
Chickering
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Kawai
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