Reagan Chides Ford Welfare and Defense in Iowa Speech
Ronald Reagan rallied about 4000 supporters on the Veterans Auditorium steps in Des Moines urging unity among Republicans for the August national convention. He criticized federal revenue sharing and welfare, urged more state control, and labeled the defense establishment and Kissinger as out of touch while stressing job work on local projects. Reagan arrived from California amid a brief plane landing glitch.
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Des Moines
States
Washington, D.C
Ngion Republicans
California
GOP
Reagan
Iowa
Mary Louise Smith
Gerald Ford
Washington
Defense Establishment
Henry Kissinger
Third District
National
Reagat
Dan DeFore
Cedar Rapids
Little Theater Group
DeFore
Hazel
Ffrem Zimbhalisi, Jr
Ue Plang
Clark Panel Probes Attache Transfer Over Luncheon Snub
A Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee investigates allegations that Jerome M. Kuhl, an American attache, was moved from The Hague to Rabat after allegedly failing to invite a Continental Grain Co. official to a 1974 luncheon. Witnesses discuss how major grain firms influence prices and export subsidies in global markets.
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Washington
Senate
Jerome M. Kuhl
Hague
Netherlands
Rabat
Morocco
Clark
Subcommittee
Richard Gilmore
Ira Nordlicht
Hear
Bunge
Cargill
Cook
Continental
Drepfua
Garnie
Gilmore
Nordlight
Caraill
Dreyfus
Trick
Tase
EEC
Moscow
Chirk
Uncommitted Delegates Rally in Ford Reagan Contest
The article reports on uncommitted delegates at the Republican nominating convention, with totals of 873 of 1130 needed for nomination and 170 uncommitted plus 235 pending. Ford campaign aides and Reagan supporters press undecided delegates with calls and letters as the race for August ballots intensifies.
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J. Drake Edens
South Carolina
Virginia
Missouri
Wyoming
Reagan
Pennsylvania
Ford
South
Corolina
Kansas
Mississippi
Wich Dulagule
Betty Ford Calls for Change at Iowa GOP Turnout
Betty Ford addressed about 1,500 Republican delegates at the Des Moines convention urging continued support for President Ford and a four more years of his leadership. She praised the White House turnaround and urged unity while noting Lebanon and foreign policy topics.
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Alan Trick
Hamburg
Germany
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James Edwards
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