Ford Says Hot Campaign Good For Party
Ford called the campaign hot but beneficial for the Republican Party as he discussed the California delegation's split with Reagan backing and planning to argue the Democratic record while campaigning across the country.
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Panmunjom clash stirs UN command and U.S. response
The United Nations Command reports North Korean guards attacked a tree trimming party near Panmunjom, killing Capt. Arthur Bonifas and 1st Lt. Mark Barrett and wounding several others. Stilwell calls the incident unprovoked brutality while Washington weighs possible retaliation and diplomacy seeks to assign responsibility.
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Reagan’s film era returns as FCC lifts telecast ban
The article notes Reagan’s earnings around 500000 ten years earlier and 1975 net personal income of 282253 after staffing seven. It states he may shape Ford’s campaign as a conservative conscience while pledging support, yet may critique as needed and hints at an active role to Ford. The FCC ban on Reagan’s earlier films was lifted, restoring 51 titles to late shows.
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