Carter campaigns amid protests as Ford stays largely in White House
Carter returns to Plains Georgia after a five day Midwest Eastern swing shadowed by antiabortion demonstrators. He criticizes Ford for not campaigning among people while Ford focuses on White House duties and a few appearances. Carter urges debate on policy as protesters follow his route across Chicago Hollywood and other stops.
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Ford
White House
Carter
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McCess
Chicago
Midwest
B'nai B'rith
Washington
Hilding
Can
Aldales
International Associatice of Machinists and Aerospace Worker
Hollywood
Fla
White Horse
Americas
White Safe
Ae Carter
Maseentay
He University of Michigan
Worst midair jet collision kills 176 near Zagreb
Yugoslav authorities question several air traffic controllers after a midair crash between a British Airways Trident and an Inex-Adria DC-9 over northern Yugoslavia near Zagreb. All 176 aboard perished including many Britons and West Germans. Investigators consider ground radar error as a possible cause.
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Yugoslavia
Sourdys
Zagreb
British Airways
Inex-Adria
Perdors
Ning
London
Istanbul
Split
Cologne
West Germany
Europe
Turkey
Greece
Mediterranean
Heathrow
Viena
Zagreb Air Control
Mark Lambert
Flight Internation
Mark Young
Pilots Associathon
Young
Miss Minnesota and Texas Favored in Miss America Final
Atlantic City AP Miss Minnesota Dorothy Kathleen Benham of Edina Minnesota and Miss Texas Carmen McCollum of Odessa head the field as finalists after strong preliminary showings. Other winners include Miss New York Sonja Beverly Anderson Miss South Carolina Lavinia Cox and Miss Virginia Parela Polk. Debut of two Black contestants Deborah Lipford and Marion Watson marks a milestone in pageant history. The top prize includes a 15000 scholarship and about 50000 in bookings with new judging emphasis on talent swimsuit and interview.
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Minnesota
Toight
Dorothy Kathleen Benham
Edina
Mina
Carmen McCollum
Odessa
Tex
Ouher
New York
Sonja Beverly Anderson
New York City
South Carolina
Lavinia Merle Cox
Latta
Virginia
Parela Polk
Richmond
Bestia
McCalhurn
Yakety San
Miss Anderson
Kismet
Delaware
Deborah Lipford
Newark
Nebraska
Marion Catherine Watson
Omaha
Kissinger Prepares Africa Mission to Avert Racial Tensions
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger heads to Africa on a high-stakes diplomatic tour to engage leaders in Tanzania, Zambia, and South Africa. He will brief President Ford, aiming to curb racial strife and extend U.S. influence amid Cold War tensions, with meetings set in Dar es Salaam and Pretoria.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Africa
Kissinger
Ford
United States
Tanzania
Zambia
South Africa
White House
Cargits
Gurich
Switzerland
John Vorster
Middle East
U.S
Teg
Soviet Union
Te Win
Rhodesia
Raddesia
Namibia
United Nations Trust
Southwest Airis
Hia
Vorster
Pretoria
Tangania
Julius Nyerere
Dar Es Salaam
Kethelb Kaunda
Daily Mail telephote seedled edition notes
Fragmented OCR text from a historic daily paper describes publication details, pricing, and carrier information. The snippet references Hagerstown Maryland and early 20th century newspaper branding, but readable facts are limited to generic statements about edition and pricing.
No postal rate hike this year
Washington AP Ford to sign a bill authorizing a $1 billion emergency subsidy for the Postal Service to avert deficits while barring rate increases or mail-service cuts until next March. The measure, approved 276 to 38, funds current operations and supports a study commission’s recommendations.
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Mee
Washington
Ford
House of Representatives
Priday
Congress
Study Commission
Stixty Commission
Edward J. Derwinski
R-C
Man Alexander
D-Ark
Post Office Department
Postal Service
Adler
Commis- Science
U.S
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Two Marines slain in Bluffton burglary attempt
Beaufort County coroner reports two Marines died after allegedly sneaking onto Henry Cram's island plantation home on May River. Sgt John M Adams Jr and Lance Cpl Lawrence R Powell were shot by the homeowner during a violent burglary. A third Marine, Sgt Hobert L Nunez, was in custody on burglary charges.
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John M. Adams Jr
High Point
N.C
Lance Cpl
Lawrence R. Powell
Union Town
Pinckney
May River
Alufiton
Cram's
South Carolina
Hobert L. Nunez
Trinidad
Coto
Bluffton
Epinckney
Pipekney
Cam
Peter
Titos illness forces weeks of treatment in Yugoslavia
Yugoslav president Josip Broz Tito is reported by Tanjug to have an acute liver disease requiring several weeks of treatment and rest. Doctors examined Tito on Wednesday but the agency did not specify the disease or planned treatment. Tito, age 4 years off, holds the title president for life.
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Yugoslavia
Josip Broz Tito
Tanjug
Tito
Tilo
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