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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1975
Page
5
Patricia Hearst, the 21 year old heiress awaiting trial on federal bank robbery charges, knits shawls in Redwood City jail. Sheriff John McDonald says she has been occupying time with new easy knitting and also reads magazines, books and newspapers.
Harvard President Derek Bok Stevie Wonder Gloria Steinem and Muhammad Ali will join a nationwide hunger fast organized by Oxfam America. They will fast on Thursday and donate the money they save to support relief efforts overseas.
Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower visited the chapel where the former president is buried in Abilene Kansas spending about two hours at the Eisenhower Center. She brought personal and family gifts for the museum as deputy director Don Wilson confirmed.
Ronald Reagan moves to organize a nationwide campaign as primaries approach. In New Hampshire and other early states his team conducts thousands of telephone calls weekly to recruit volunteers and voters while Ford supporters gear up, signaling a high-stakes contest for the GOP nomination.
An AP dispatch from Wichita reports a large majority of GOP governors back President Ford in 1976 while doubts spur a lively GOP Governors Association winter conference. Ten of thirteen governors and Vice President Rockefeller are set to attend a three day event with campaign tours and stops shaping the candidate's momentum.
Ford and Reagan launch early campaigns as New Hampshire heads the nation’s first presidential primary cycle. Reagan builds a statewide operation with 2,000 volunteers and a New Hampshire GOP voter file while Ford prioritizes personal contact through full time state staffers and ward level organizing. The stakes include momentum and perception ahead of 30 primaries and the national convention.
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