Wallace Debates Leg Injury At New England Rally
George Wallace hailed his campaign’s momentum on a New England swing as he downplayed a sprained ligament in his right leg. He described the injury as minor, compared it to football players, and pressed ahead with a rally in North Dartmouth Massachusetts before continuing to Massachusetts events and more campaigns.
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Udall targets Wallace as Wallace ramps up MA campaigning
UPI reports Democratic candidate Morris Udall plans a noon address at Faneuil Hall to attack Wallace and Reagan over negative campaigns. Udall aides mention a full page ad in the Boston Globe and New York Times. Wallace schedules nine more rallies in Massachusetts ahead of the March 2 primary, from Norwood to Lynn and Saugus. Betty Ford to visit New Hampshire schools and volunteers, while Henry Jackson gains a write‑in drive in Manchester NH with Henry Magdziasz and Richard Leonard leading the effort.
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Warren Rudman profile as Ford nominee for ICC head
Warren Rudman, Ford's pick for chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission, built a reputation as New Hampshire attorney general as a consumer protection and environmental advocate. Aionually powerful figure, he led a 30-lawyer staff, expanded state enforcement, and engaged in national affairs through the National Association of State Attorneys General. He faced political battles and aligned with Reagan in the NH primary while maintaining a public image of nonpartisanship.
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