Kennedy Leads in 1976 Presidential Trial Heats
Harris Surrey Kennedy leads 76 hopefuls with a 50 to 43 percent edge on Ford in trial heats for the 1976 race. Kennedy dominates under-30 voters 64 to 32 percent and blacks 89 to 10 percent, while losing white voters 48 to 45 percent and overall voters over 30 by 47 to 45.
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Carter says Wallace is man to beat in 1976 bid
Former Georgia governor Jimmy Carter predicts early Democratic primaries will trim hopefuls and favor Wallace as the main rival. He vows to challenge Wallace in southern states and says the screening will resemble past contests as New York and California loom. Carter also backs major tax reform to tax income evenly and argues defense cuts could save about 15 billion dollars. In Florida Broward hospitals prep weekend walkout by anesthesiologists halting nonemergency surgeries.
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House GOP Chairman Cool to Reagan Candidacy
Rep. John Anderson of Illinois said on ABC that Reagan could challenge Ford for the 1976 GOP nomination, but he would support Ford if the platform aligns. He opposed further U.S. military aid to South Vietnam while advocating humanitarian assistance and rapid withdrawal of remaining Americans.
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Woodcock Urges Unity for Ford Replacement in Michigan
At a Jefferson Jackson Day dinner in Michigan Woodcock urged Democrats to unite behind one candidate to ensure Ford’s next year replacement. He sharply criticized administration Vietnam policy and economic plans during the speech.
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Retire Now with Crocker Free Checking Aid
A note inviting a 62 year old to plan retirement budgeting with Crocker Bank offering a free checking account. It warns that writing a couple dozen checks monthly can incur service charges, implying potential savings with the offer.
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