Ford confident of primary wins as momentum grows
White House press secretary Ron Nessen said Ford believes in victory but warns the Florida trip is no guarantee. He described energized campaign workers after Florida rallies, noted momentum shift from New Hampshire, and cited rising campaign activity across telephones, mail, radio, TV, and storefront HQs.
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Wallace Dominates Mississippi Delegation Contest in Caucuses
Wallace won 48.8 percent in Mississippi precincts as HE aims for the state’s 19 of 25 Democratic National Convention delegates. Carter at 11.8 percent and Shriver 10.8 percent trailed. 28.2 percent uncommitted. District meetings Feb 21 determine most delegates with five left for the state convention Feb 72.
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Louis Prima Moved to New Orleans Convalescent Home
Nightclub singer Louis Prima in a coma since brain surgery last October has been transferred to a convalescent home in New Orleans. The 64 year old, famed for That Old Black Magic and duets with ex wife Keely Smith, remained comatose and in critical condition during the transfer.
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Obituaries for Eliza East and Eldridge Eidson
Funeral services for Eliza beh C East 6 of Fremont who died Saturday will be at the Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary 10 Peralta Blod al ila in tomorrow She had lived in Fremont since 1972 and was a member of the First Baptist Church of Irvington Survivors include two daughters Mary Knight of Fremont and Louise Sartin of Derair a sister Thelma Lipman of Turlock a lovely La Jegrah Russell of pain five grandchildren one great grandchild Graveside services will be held at 2 30 p.m. tomorrow at Turkock Cemetery Funeral services for Eldridge H Eidson 99 of Fremont who died yesterday will be held at the Fremont Memorial Chapel Mortuary 1 Peralta Blvd at 10 a m Thursday A resident of Fremont since 1962 he had been employed in add peals by Shire Young Survivors include a son in law Joseph Eidson of Union ity two sisters Alma Per kins and Delenn Compton of Atugergue and one grand oeends may call at the mortuary after 8 am Wednesday
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Ford hosts rounds with sports stars at White House event
President Ford, alongside Mrs. Ford, mingled with sports legends at a White House reception and brunch after a weekend campaign swing. Guests included Elvin Hayes, Hert Jones, Phil Esposito, Bill Madlock, Chuck Noll, Tom Landry, George Allen, Forrest Gregg, and others from golf, boxing, tennis, and track.
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Labor aims to defeat Ford and Reagan in Florida campaign
Bent President Bovert opens CIO midwinter Executive Council meeting as Georgine condemns building trades for mixing anti administration tactics with anger over Ford veto. He says unions will provide members with information to vote against Ford or Reagan while declining to name preferred Democratic candidates. Jackson receives AFL CIO support at a reception as building trades presidents weigh endorsements. Georgine cites 1975 veto costs and calls for stronger job programs while exposing construction workers’ wage concerns and inflation pressures.
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Reagan says his generation paid price for freedom
Ronald Reagan told a Winter Park Florida audience that his generation paid the price for freedom and warned that freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. He defended invention of atomic computers and color TV, praised American astronauts, and questioned a wave of crime sweeping the nation while lauding middle America as the source of heroic men.
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Reagan Victory Two Governors Split On GOP Primary Outcome
UPI reports Reagan’s edge by five percent in the Republican primary amidst debate between Meltrin and Thome A Blew id, with publisher William Loeb predicting a closer race. NBC Meet the Press excerpts show Thoms and Loeb differing on Reagan’s stature and fiscal record while discussing Ford and the broader campaign.
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Bomb victim Frank Wood in guarded hospital condition
Mercy Hospital officials refused to disclose the condition of Frank M. Wood, president of Teamsters Local 17, after a bomb exploded in his car in Redding. A nursing supervisor cited a police hold on his status while Wood remained in guarded condition following surgery that included amputation of his leg. Police investigators and ATF agents had no comment. Wood was entering his four wheel drive vehicle at his residence when the blast occurred.
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