Ford urged to pick and choose in cross over states
California GOP chair Keesee urged Ford to imitate Reagan by avoiding cross over states where Wallace voters helped Reagan. He urged Ford to focus on California and other key states with winner take all delegates, arguing the party must resist Wallace loyalists and choose its nominee. Reagan campaign officials warned both candidates may not secure a first ballot victory at Kansas City.
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Betty Ford tours San Francisco backing Reagan campaign
Betty Ford campaigned in Fisherman's Wharf San Francisco praising Ronald Reagan while commenting Indiana GOP primary results. She voiced confidence in his bid, noted the close 51.49 percent Indiana loss, and greeted crowds as she toured venues with California Ford delegates including Evelle Younger and Dens Carpenter.
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Marine jailed for murder in Kings County case
William Cason a 22 year old Marine stationed at Lemoore Naval Air Station was ordered to prison for second degree murder by Kings County Superior Court Judge Robert Rosson. He was convicted in April for the stomping death of Robert Harper 62 of Hanford while confined in the Kings County jail drunk tank last June 4.
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Rockefeller says Ford will win GOP nomination despite Reagan surge
Vice President Rockefeller told reporters Reagan's Indiana Georgia Alabama primaries boost him but Ford will secure the Republican nomination. He cited crossovers helping Reagan and urged caution, praising Ford's foreign policy and defense stance while criticizing Reagan's overseas remarks.
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Campaign Button Biz Sees Brighter Hopes After Indiana Win
Chicago area producer Four Word Industries reports uptick in campaign button orders tied to possible upsets like Reagan's Indiana victory. President Frank J. Boston says postconvention demand will rise, with national HQ in Chicago, and that buttons remain walking billboards for campaigns, though big spend has gone to television. He recalls Nixon's 25 million button order and Ike era prep, noting noncandidate buttons such as Humphrey 76 are common.
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Swedish king awards prize to Rosen for geostationary idea
In Stockholm at the Technical Museum King Carl Gustaf presented the J. M. Eriksson International Engineering Prize and a $23,000 check to Dr. Harald A. Rosen of Hughes Aircraft Co Los Angeles. The prize lauds Rosen s foresight proposing a single geostationary satellite rather than multiple mobile satellites to match Earth's equatorial rotation.
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