Ford's Dual Traps Put Ford In Tight Political Bind
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report President Ford faces twin dilemmas over common situs picketing and the energy bill. Treasury Secretary Simon and CEA chair Greenspan urge vetoes risking resignations and party damage, while Dunlop and Zarb push for compromise bills.
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Tower
Four Way Race in New York Politics Faces 1970s Test
William Safire analyzes New Yorks four party system Democrat Republican Conservative Liberal and its potential impact on a 1970s senatorial race. Buckley Rockefeller Peyser Goodman and prominent Democrats may contest primaries shaping center left and center right outcomes.
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Gene McCarthy
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Charles Goodell
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Eugene Gold
John Lindsay
Four-Party System Debate Echoes in New York
A Norfolk hearing critiques proposed state government changes including merging the Game and Inland Fisheries with a new Marine and Wildlife Department. Opponents warn loss of autonomy and funding shifts, while sportsmen defend the agency as efficient and self funded.
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UVA President Says Club Ban on Negro Guests Listed
University of Virginia President Frank Hereford Jr says Farmington Country Club has repealed its ban on inviting black guests but club president W A Rinehart III says no change in guest ground rules. Hereford urges change from within and faces faculty calls to resign membership amid criticism of the club’s racial policy.
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University
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Farmington Board
Sterling Williamson
Cary Moon
Charlottesville Daily Progress
Fees Waived for Access To FBI's Rosenberg Files
The Justice Department will waive 20458 in search fees for FBI files on Julius and Ethel Rosenberg citing public interest. A 10 cent per page copying fee remains. CIA followed with a 14060 search fee for 953 pages. The Meeropols seek the files under FOIA to prove their adoptive parents innocence. The Rosenbergs were executed in 1953 for atomic espionage.
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Ethel Rosenberg
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Tyler
CIA
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Robert
Michael Meeropol
Meeropols
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