Kennedy family ski trip draws crowds and praise
In Stockbridge Massachusetts during a three day weekend the Kennedy clan enjoyed a family ski outing. Teddy Kennedy Jr 13 endured a leg amputation a year and a half earlier yet skied with ease amid cheering crowds. Cousin Joey Gargan 13 supported him and reporters followed the visit with interest.
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Kissinger and Gromyko Open Mideast Peace Talks in Geneva
In Geneva Kissinger and Gromyko begin discussions on Sinai settlement prospects between Egypt and Israel amid tight security after a bombplot near the West German mission. Officials report sharp initial disagreements yet a generally constructive mood as SALT talks also resume.
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Too Little Too Late Drive on Mekong River
Cambodian government forces evacuated river positions after a failed amphibious attack near Phnom Penh. About 500 troops engaged as Khmer Rouge kept up a blockade cutting supply from South Vietnam. the river remains largely closed and Phnom Penh relies on U.S. airlift for ammunitions and essentials.
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Shenandoah Centennial Prompts Byrd Speech At Founders Day
U S Sen Harry Byrd Jr praised Shenandoah College for a century of achievement at Founders Day as the school marked its centennial with portraits of its 13 presidents unveiled. He urged reporting and warned that federal deficit spending could push the national debt beyond 600 billion by mid 1976.
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Ford Launches Face-to-Face Campaign for His Programs
President Ford expands the push for energy and economic plans with a series of Senate and House gatherings. He hosts a White House dinner for the Senate Republican steering committee and schedules daily breakfasts and receptions through Thursday to gain cross party support.
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Bentsen Enters 1976 Democratic Presidential Race
Sen. Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr. becomes the fifth formal entrant in the 1976 Democratic race. He pledges economic recovery and candid, unafraid leadership, proposing a blend of private and public views and criticizing Kissinger and the current Republican administration. He announces in Washington and Houston and plans to run for president and re election to the Senate in 1976.
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