Ford Wins Nomination Amid GOP Party Split
The final tally after Wisconsin and Wyoming showed Ford's victory with lingering party divisions. Reagan supporters jeered as South Carolina Governor Edwards moved to unity, while Reagan himself urged California delegates to back a unanimous vote, but dissent persisted until the convention chair declared approval.
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James Edwards
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Ford Triumphs as Party Clears Path to November Victory
The article covers Richard Nixon and Ford era politics, noting Nelson Rockefeller's TV remarks on a rejected delegate and Douglas Bischoff's defamation claim. It details Ford securing unified Republican support at the convention, with Reagan and Schweiker’s nomination drama, Laxalt’s unity call, and Kissinger's take on foreign policy.
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Henry Kissinger
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Ford press conference to name vice president pick
Ford plans a noon press conference in PST to announce his vice presidential choice. Reporters note a wide list of candidates being evaluated, including Baker and Ruckelshaus, with discussion among Republican governors and aides. Connally disputes elimination and hints at possible ticket. Baker rejects drinking story and says White House may leak information to test reaction.
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U S Assails N Korea Over Panmunjom Slaying
The United States denounces the killing of two American officers at Panmunjom as a North Korean provocation with political undertones. Pentagon officials note no alert orders for U S troops in Korea though General Stilwell may have raised readiness.
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Columbia
C. Binet
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Korea
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South Korea
Richard Stilwell
Rob Nessen
Nessen
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North Korea
Queen Mary suit targets subleased space charges
A class action filed in Los Angeles targets Specialty Queen Mary and its sublessees aboard the Queen Mary ship. Merchants claim excessive square footage charges caused losses, with 14 named plaintiffs and 68 others seeking about 17 million dollars plus 875000 in compensatory damages. The suit accuses the ship’s management of abrasive, adversarial practices and urges the city to place the vessel under unified management, though merchants warn it could take years to become profitable.
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