Nixon Returns Without Statement Amid China Trip Toddles In
Nixon arrived back in the United States from a China visit and offered no public statement. He greeted reporters with a quiet wave as his daughter Tricia Nixon Cox stood nearby. Officials said debriefing would follow for Nixon and any returning visitors, while his travel party displayed cautious public restraint after the eight day journey.
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Nixon praised as representative of the American people by Chinses press
The Chinese paper Ching Po lauded Richard Nixon as a true representative of the American people praising his China visit and his stance toward Chinese relations. The article argued Nixon embodies the broader will of Americans rather than elites and asserted U.S. government focus on big business rather than the general populace.
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Ford predicts he will take Florida
President Ford pledges a big Florida victory to seal his lead, while Howard Callaway argues a Florida win could blunt Ford’s momentum. Reagan trails in Florida polls as Ford tours the state and addresses large crowds.
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Peel Simon Tops Sromey Awards in Mail Today
A concise report notes Peel Simon winning top honors at the Sromey Awards featured in The Mail Today. Page 2 hints at ongoing updates including coverage of the pat sounly commissioner seen on Page 2.
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Ex Lockheed official cites payoffs and jobs to Air Force colonels
A former Lockheed executive told how cash payments and postretirement jobs were used to influence American officers including several colonels in Europe and the United States. He claimed NATO and other defense deals were steered by military officials in exchange for favors, while noting the practice extended across major aircraft firms.
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Fruit supplies may mean lower prices
Washington AP reports large fruit and processed fruit supplies should keep consumer prices lower than a year ago. The Agriculture Department notes seasonal price rises at both ends of the chain as stocks deplete. January 1976 fruit prices were 5 percent below January 1975. nut citrus in processed foods stayed low despite higher fresh fruit prices. Americans increased fruit consumption last year and again this year, with fresh fruit up about 4 percent.
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United States Congress Eyes Broad Foreign Aid Bill
Congress debates a massive foreign aid package totaling around 35 billion dollars with a 3.3 billion proposal for Middle East assistance. The plan includes 200 million to expand coal miners black lung benefits and a Senate decision on Henry Geltman’s vacant seat amid the 1974 election dispute.
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Leap Year baby born to Leap Year mother in Parma
Elizabeth Eichl?ner of Parma gave March 1 1952 as her birth date at Parma Community General Hospital for a Leap Year baby born Sunday in a Cleveland suburb. Family says she was actually born Feb 20 and would have celebrated on March 10. Dr. Hughes notes the baby arrived on her birthday.
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Laughing gas aids pain relief in heart attack patients
Researchers at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital report nitrous oxide and oxygen analgesia provides safe relief for mild chest pain in early heart attack cases. The JAMA study notes the gas has a clear role in pain control and references prior use in the Soviet Union.
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Ford seeks 83.9 billion in block grants for education aid
President Ford asks Congress to replace 24 education funding programs with 83.9 billion in block grants to states. The plan limits federal rules, grants states wide discretion, and requires state spending plans for advance approval while reducing matching requirements.
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Soviet Congress backs revolutionaries abroad in show of support
The Soviet Communist party congress praised revolutionary groups abroad and pledged aid. Delegates, including 4,998 Soviet and 100 foreign Delegations, gave a standing ovation to a resolution in their favor. They also endorsed Brezhnev's report urging peace, security, detente, and world moderation.
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