Gerald Ford Seen As Likely Vice Presidential Pick
President Nixon may appoint Gerald Ford as vice president with House backing. Ford, a Michigan native and football star, leads a pragmatic Republican bloc, maintains ties with moderates, and has steered votes to sustain presidential vetoes. He rose through targeted moves to leadership and commands respect for political acumen.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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University of Michigan
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Peter A. Peyser
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Ford choice applauded across parties in Nixon pick
Washington reports bipartisan approval for Representative Gerald R. Ford as Vice President nominee. Leaders from Byrd to Anderson forecast smooth Senate and House confirmation though a few lawmakers expect careful review of Ford’s finances and potential conflicts of interest.
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Ford
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Hei
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Howard Cannian
D-Nev
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Rmass
Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn
GOP
Senate Watergate Committee
Henry
Reuss
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
House Agriculture Committee
John B. Anderson
RHI
Stork Express Delivers Daughter at Weld County General
A daughter was born at Weld County General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Bruce Allmer on Friday October 12. The birth occurred at 8104 30th St Rd and marks a family milestone for the Allmers.
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Stork Express
Weld County General
30Th St. Rd
Bruce Allmer
Plaintiff sues for personal injury and assault damages
Marie Dougan of 621 13th St. files a District Court complaint seeking 1500 for assault 2500 total and 11 exemplary damages against Donald Dougan alleging bellises contusions and mental agitation from an incident at her apartment on Sept 4.
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Marie Dougan
13Th St
Donald Dougan
Nixon administration announces selective fuel allocation plan
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration imposes a limited mandatory allocation program for home heating oil and other distillates effective Nov. 1. Congress moves toward full mandatory control of all petroleum products despite White House objections.
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White House
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