Reagan group kicks off campaign in N H
Reagan supporters in Concord form Citizens for Reagan Committee as Ronald Reagan hints at a 1976 presidential bid. Aimed at New Hampshire's first primary, the effort follows talk of Gregg heading the state committee and Laxalt forecasting a strong showing with 33 to 40 percent of Republican votes.
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Goldwater hints at backing Reagan over Ford in 1980 race
Knight News Service reports that Senator Barry Goldwater may switch allegiance from President Ford to Ronald Reagan, a move that could destabilize Ford’s bid. Conservative leaders warn of a major shift if Goldwater defects, impacting GOP support in key regions.
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Watergate prosecutor Silbert wins U.S. attorney post
The Senate confirmed Earl J. Silbert as U S attorney for the district in a vote of 84 to 12. Nomination dates back to January 1974 under Nixon and Ford. Silbert led the Watergate probe into the break in and bugging at Democratic headquarters. Sen John Tunney criticized his work but the confirmation proceeded.
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Reagan appeals to GOP to cover Reinecke debts
Former California governor Ronald Reagan asks Republicans to donate to pay Ed Reinecke’s unpaid legal fees totaling $117,000 after his perjury conviction and resignation in 1974. The letter labels Reinecke a victim of circumstances amid Watergate and notes $75,000 has already been contributed by Knott’s Berry Farm founder Walter Knott.
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