Ford Will Visit 11 More States
President Ford announced plans to visit 11 remaining states by year’s end as he travels the Midwest. He said he has visited 39 of the 50 states, a figure aides later corrected, and spoke at a Republican fund raising dinner in Skokie, urging continued direct contact with the people.
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Conrad Hilton
Carmen Teresa Pulido
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Newark
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New Mexico
North Dakota
Tennessee
Wyoming
Knoxville
Tenn
Five Calls To Secret Service Before Ford Attack
Secret Service officials testified that Sara Jane Moore tried five times to contact agents protecting President Ford the day of the Sept. 22 incident. The calls were not relayed to the questioning agents and were discovered after the shooting at the St. Francis Hotel.
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Congress
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Ford
H. Stuart Knight
James T. Burke
Intelligence
Moore
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Police Department
St. Francis Hotel
California
Belleville
Ill
Mrs. Moore
Lynette Fromme
Arthur Bremer
Sirhan Sirhan
James Earl Ray
Lee Harvey Oswald
Madrid Terror Attacks Rally Support For Franco
In Madrid terrorists killed three policemen and gravely injured a fourth as 300000 Spaniards saluted Franco from the National Palace balcony. Franco, flanked by his wife and Prince Juan Carlos, vowed amends for abroad attacks amid protests over executions of five terrorists.
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Francisco Franco
Franco
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Plaza de Oriente
Juan Carlos
Western
Europe
Labor Organization
Barcelona
Court hearing seeks order to reinstate Handley students
An attorney sought a temporary restraining order in federal court to reinstate suspended and expelled Handley High students after a racial disturbance. The seven page complaint names Winchester School Board and district officials as defendants and argues a pattern of racially biased punishments against black students.
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Winchester
Winchester School Board
Jacob Johnson
Handley High
George Craig
Handley
Clarence Hunter
Jack Booth
James Lowe
Frank Stone
Marshall Boyd
David Wert
William Isherwood
James Dickson
Handley High School
Pressroom Employees Strike at The Washington Post
In Washington the Post pressroom workers walked out as the last edition rolled off. A fire damaged equipment and windows in the pressroom with minor injuries reported to one employee. John Dower, VP of communications, confirmed the vandalism signs.
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Washington
Washington Post
John Dower
Dower
Senate Nearing Vote on Natural Gas Controls
The Senate moves toward a vote on an amendment by Sen. Paul J. Fannin to remove federal price controls from almost all U.S. natural gas immediately. Democrats favor long term controls while Republicans push phased or no ceilings and debate winter shortages and supplying states in Louisiana Texas and Oklahoma.
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Ernest F. Hollings
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Oklahoma
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Federal Power Commission
Community relations meeting at Handley High discusses racial tension
City leaders including the Mayor's Committee on Community Relations met last night to improve communication following recent racial tensions at Handley High School. Clarke Compass page 30 notes continued coverage by Star staff.
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