Thursday, September 25, 1975

THE MiCHIUAN DAILY

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Ford maintaim
but takes preci

WASHINGTON (') - A White
H o u s e spokesman declar-
ed anew yesterday that there
will be no letup in President
Ford's travel plans despite the
chief executives statement that
"I'm anxious to be as careful
as I can."
Press Secretary Ron Nessen
indicated, however, that the
President is otherwise taking
greater safety precautions. He
cited as evidence the fact that

Ford had not plunged into the
sidewalk crowd from which a
shot was fired at him Monday.
Nessen's remarks followed
Senate Republican Leader Hugh
Scott's prediction - after a
meeting with Ford - that the
President would indeed be trim-
ming his travel.
SCOTT, of Pennsylvania, and
other GOP congressional lead-
ers visited Ford at the White
House to discuss his safety in

s travel THOMAS MERTON
THE CATHOLIC WORKER
utions Prof. James Flanagan
thiaeofteto rnt t will be the catalyst for a
CLARIFICATION OF THOUGHT NIGHT
the wake of the two recent at- o
tempts on the President's lifeTO
by women with guns. THOMAS MERTON
Scott said he though there FRIDAY, SEPT. 26-8:00 P.M.
would be "some hiatus" in
Ford's travels "before too at
long." When pressed for the
.source of that belief Scott re-
ferred vaguely to items he had
read in newspapers. 1
QUESTIONED about Scott's )
remarks, Nessen said "truly
there's been no change in the
President's travel plans as the
result of the two incidents" in
California. Ford now is sched- 1', RCepi0 o a i et foundation
uled to go to Chicago Sept. 30 , .218 R" d i-taO
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several side trips associated
f-with those two journeys are w_ __ __ _
under consideration.

Premier announces
Lebanese ceasefire
BEIRUT, Lebanon (Reuter) forces, which have so far been
- Lebanese Premier Rashid unable to stop four major
Karami yesterday announced a rounds of violence this year,
new ceasefire and a national would take control of all areas.

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AP Photo
Did Picasso ever have this problem?
Holly, a two-year-old orangutan at the Gladys Porter Zoo in Brownsville, Texas, searches
for inspiration as she creates her latest master piece. Three of Holly's abstract canvasses
along with those of other resident primate artists will be auctioned off in a fund-raising pro-
ject for the zoo.

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reconciliation
leaders of the
hind factiona
has left at lea
Speaking to
night of gunb
third goven
ceasefire in t
rami said the
ment to with
from the stre
its suburbs b
He said

committee of THE PREMIER later announ-
e rival parties be- ced a 20 person committee
ti violence which which will tackle the political
ast 270 dead. roots of the crisis. It includes
reporters after a rightwing Falangist leader Pi-
attles wrecked the erre Gemayel and Kamal Jun-
nment - arranged blatt, leader of the Progressive
he past week, Ka- Socialist Party.
ere was an agree- THE THREE previous cease-
draw all gunmen fires in the past week have
Bets of Beirut and collapsed almost as fast as they
y last night. were agreed, and it remained
ltih to be seen whether the new one
internal security would be any more effctive.

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