Carter extends critique as Ford vetoes Vietnam UN seat
Campaign trail across the nation features President Ford defending his Vietnam veto at the UN and Senator Carter praising Burger's Court while promising a hard line on Hanoi. Carter greets voters, rails against Ford's White House tempo, and bets on debates in Philadelphia.
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Ford's Vietnam veto under attack at United Nations
Ford's veto of Vietnam's U.N. membership bid draws sharp criticism as the Security Council prepares to vote. Scranton insists Hanoi must account for about 800 American MIAs. Vietnam pledges talks on missing men and Paris aid promises, while Carter backs the veto stance pending full accounting.
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Kennedy plot defendants undergo mental exams in Springfield
Two men David J. King and Robert E. White, charged with plotting to assassinate Senator Kennedy, were examined by court appointed psychiatrists to assess trial competence. Sandra Rondeau also charged, pleaded innocent. another suspect held on bail. Authorities question whether the plot was real or a hoax as case adjourned to Sept. 20.
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Nude photos removed from prison walls at Lewisburg
Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary warden ordered nude photos taken down two weeks ago and began a cleanliness drive limiting visitor access. Warden Charles Fenton, a 43-year-old veteran, argues discipline and order improve conditions amid a history of violence and eight prison murders since 1974. Inmates and relatives criticize his approach as harassment and a display of his personal hangups.
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Md Lottery Numbers Game Winning Number
Baltimore AP reports the Maryland Numbers Game drawing on Monday produced the winning number 195. The result was announced by lottery officials and is subject to standard verification procedures.
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Democrats Seek Senate Nomination In New York Primary
In New York five Democrats vie for the U S Senate nomination as party factions range from liberal to establishment. Candidates include Rep Bella Abzug, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Ramsey Clark, Paul O Dwyer, and Abraham Hirschfeld amid a seven week post primary race to unite against the incumbent Buckley and compete in the November election.
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Croatian hijackers face second degree murder charge
Five Croatian nationalists held on 1 million bail each on air piracy charges after a hijacking that ended in a police killing. They are also charged with second degree murder in the death of Officer Brian Murray as authorities consider first degree murder in the Bronx. The group claimed to seek Croatian independence from Yugoslavia and used fake bombs to force a New York to Paris flight.
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Libya oils money fuels wide spread development
Libya's acting Revolutionary Command Council controls about 1 billion dollars yearly from oil income and channels it across a sparsely populated country and beyond. Since the revolution, salaries rose sharply, prices held steady, and production in agriculture and industry expanded, with foreign workers increasing to forecasted levels as plans address manpower and investment bottlenecks amid regional tensions.
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