Ford keeps relaxed pace as campaign strategy begins
President Ford maintains a relaxed vacation schedule in Vail Colorado mixing White House duties with athletics for today and will join advisers for campaign strategy sessions starting Tuesday. Dole had warned the stay could hurt Ford's bid, Connally reportedly declined to head the RNC, and Morton's team remains in place with Baker and Greener among others.
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Carter Sees West Boost From Ford Dole Ticket
In Los Angeles Senator Carter credits the Ford Dole ticket for improving his prospects in the West. He arrives for a four day campaign swing, meets the DNC steering committee, and outlines themes of restoring public faith in government. Carter praises Ford's Korea crisis response and cites CIA briefings. He attends a star studded fund raiser and a Beverly Hills dinner with Lew Wasserman.
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