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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1975

Page

4

Ford sees Ed Brooke as possible vice president

President Ford, accepting an honorary degree at North Carolina Central University, said Senator Edward Brooke of Massachusetts ought to be considered for vice president. Brooke, cautious about the offer, replied he does not know if he would accept, while Ford defended continued strong defense spending and urged protecting intelligence services.

Durham N.C Ford Ward W. Brooke Massachusetts Brooke North Carolina Central University Ed Brooke Atlanta Central Intelligence Agency Congressional CIA House Henry Kissinger Ron Nelsen Congress Senate Savannah Georgia North Carolina Central Martin Luther King

Goldwater Deliberately Keeps Distance From Ford Reagan

Senator Barry Goldwater signals continued support for President Ford while declining to endorse Reagan. He says Reagan will announce Thursday from the National Press Club podium and that Ford is the likely Republican nominee, though Reagan could win some primaries. Goldwater prefers Hubert Humphrey among Democrats.

Washington Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Republican Party Ford California Ronald Reagan Goldwater Reagan National Press Club Hubert H. Humphrey Regan

Rockefeller denies Ford challenge amid Farm Bureau remarks

Vice President Nelson Rockefeller said it is pure fantasy he would challenge President Ford for the Republican nomination though he left a sliver of doubt about future events. He spoke after addressing the Future Farmers of America convention in Kansas City, noting Ford is his intended nominee.

Kansas City Nelson A. Rockefeller Ford Rockefeller Future Farmers of America Chicago

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