Money Limits Dead Ahead for Reagan Ford in 1976 race
UPI reports that President Ford and Ronald Reagan near the $13 million pre nomination limit as more than half the delegates remain. Reagan has raised and spent about $9.5 million while Ford shows about $8.6 million, with subsidies and debt shifting as campaigns trim staff and seek funds. Democratic contenders face heavier debt, led by Carter, Jackson, and Udall shares, amid ongoing federal funding discussions.
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Button sales slump as voters favor TV and wallets
In Los Angeles as the June 8 California presidential primary nears, campaign buttons see weak demand. Politicians, from Reagan to Ford and Carter aides, cite costs and modern voter sophistication. collectors and workers keep buttons alive, while belts, tees and frisbees grow in popularity.
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Industry Gains For 12th Month
Washington AP reports April marked the 12th straight monthly gain in U.S. industrial output, up 0.7 percent, lifting the index to 122.5 percent of the 1967 average. Revisions lifted February and March gains. durable goods and autos led the rise as production expands and hiring prospects improve.
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Oswald Cuban Ties Seen as Kennedy Murder Key
UPI reports Sen. Richard Schweiker calls Oswald’s links to Cubans central to Kennedy’s death and urges reopening the JFK investigation. He questions whether Oswald worked for pro or anti Castro factions and says solving that link is essential.
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Buckeye Lake Bicentennial Parade Becomes Non Parade Plan
Buckeye Lake officials plan a bicentennial event with spectators marching while participants stand still after the parade permit was denied by the Ohio Department of Transportation. The event proceeds as a non parade to honor the Hebron Buckeye Lake Bicentennial Commission.
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Soviet Reporter Charged With Spying for U S Secrets
Japanese police charged Alexander Matchekhine, a Tokyo based Soviet newsman for Novosti, with trying to buy U S military secrets from a U S chief petty officer in Ikebukuro. He allegedly offered $1000 for radar and codes used by the U S Seventh Fleet. The arrest follows a months long contact with the American, who has not been identified beyond age 31.
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Weather outlook with clouds showers and cooler temperatures
Today will be warmer with high in the mid 80s and southwest winds 15 to 20 mph. Tonight will turn cooler with low in the 50s. Sunday sunny to partly cloudy with a high in the 70s and a slight chance of showers or thunderstorms.
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