Ford and Carter Clash Over Abortion in Campaign Stretch
Ford shifts to courting Catholic leaders while opposing a constitutional abortion ban. Carter denounces the amendment push and accuses Ford of hiding from voters as he campaigns across Ohio and Michigan. Both candidates debate defense, foreign policy, and the peacetime budget amid protests and public gatherings.
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Jimmy Carter
Chicago
Ford
Ohio
Micois
Carter
Richard Catey
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Iicee
Columbus
Tnose
Tin Wut
Carley
China
United States
West Point bribery claim fuels long running scandal
Ten cadets stand by affidavits alleging Ammy Borman son of astronaut Frank Borman took a $1,200 bribe to fix an honor board. Borman and others deny the charge as affidavits list supposed bribe details and misnaming. The case fuels Army probe into the academy’s worst scandal in 174 years as officials weigh confidentiality and penalties.
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New York
West Point
Frank Borman
Texas
Ammy
Frederick Barman
Ice
Cyeed
Harman
Baramian
Army
Martin St. Hoffmann
U.S. Military Academy
Burman
Borman
Frank Borman Jr
Michael Weidner
Jona
Wey
Frederick Borman
Plebe
Air Fores
Weidner Ald
Otto
White House
Fate of bomber program hinges on November election
Warhington AP reports the BI barrier program and its future hinge on the upcoming presidential vote. House approval of a 643 billion defense bill with limited BI production funding allows continued work at 7 million a month but delays further contracts until February. Carter would face scrutiny over scrap options while Ford supports full production.
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Warhington
House of Representatives
Jimmy Carter
Ford
House
Senate
House-Senate
Carter
Jack Edwards
Rella
Air Force
FAA
Congress
Soviet Pilot Viktor Belenko Defects To U S
U S authorities escort Soviet Mig 25 pilot Viktor Belenko who defected in Japan onto a Los Angeles bound flight. He arrives guarded, wearing sunglasses and a striped suit, with officials secrecy about his whereabouts. Western analysts study the Mig 25 as Tokyo and Washington handle the diplomatic fallouts.
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Dan Berger
Angeles
Aussian Air Force
Japan
United States
Viktor
Belenko
Tokyo
Washington
Defense
Trey
Berenka
State
Defense Departments
Soviet Union
Relenkaal
Soulee
Riots in Cape Town Claim 26 Lives Over Three Days
In Cape Town and surrounding areas violent anti government riots have killed 26 people over three days. Police battled rock throwing crowds in Mannenberg and other mixed race townships while gunfire and tear gas were used to disperse rioters. A year old boy among the dead as businesses closed and transit disrupted. Prime Minister Vorster urged an end to the violence with threatened harsher action if needed.
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Cape Town
Johannesburg
South Africa
Mannenberg
Patri
Ules
Paari
John Vorster
Stellenbosch
University Town
W.J. Hergins
Progovernmant Federal Party
Bergits
Typhoon Fran Hits Kyushu Killing Seven in Japan
AP reports Typhoon Fran killed at least seven people in Japan as heavy rains and landslides battered Kyushu. Eight are missing and 34,900 are homeless after floods and slides triggered by the storm. The typhoon, with winds near 90 miles per hour, neared Japan's southern main island heading toward the Pacific coast. Authorities warned of further danger as the system moved inland.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kyushu
Perscors
Pacific
Maryland Number Game Winning Number Drawn
The Maryland Number Game daily lottery draw on Thursday produced the winning number 28. The result appeared in Baltimore with the posted figures.
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Baltimore
Maryland
American British plan to finance Rhodesia black rule
Washington reports a U S British plan to mobilize Western investment to back a black ruled Rhodesia as a stabilizing strategy for Southern Africa. An insurance fund up to 1 billion would safeguard white assets and compensate those who emigrate or sell property after black rule begins, while aiding development and living standards for Africans. Kissinger planned Africa shuttle diplomacy to the region.
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Rhodesia
Africa
Angola
Fandesia
Ford
James Callaghan
France
West Germany
United States
Namibia
South-West Africa
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Tanzania
Julius Nferere
Kenneth Kabinda
Zambia
Mozambique
Botswana
Pretocia
South Africa
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