Carter Defends Ford Probe Openness and Golf Ties
President Ford press issue loomed as Carter urged open newsroom cross examination. Carter recalled his own trips as Georgia governor funded by foreign governments, contrasting with Ford’s alleged corporate golfing and host arrangements. He defended ethical standards post Watergate and called for frank discussion of conflicts of interest.
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Dole Tours Ohio Sees Carter Self-Righteousness Claim
Republican vice presidential candidate Bob Dole criticized Jimmy Carter during a five hour motorcade in central Ohio. In Springfield he told 750 business leaders that Carter questions his own worthiness by protesting his honesty and integrity too much.
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Mondale Attacks Ford Over Economy and Mine Safety
In Cincinnati Ohio on Wednesday night Senator Walter Mondale leveled sharp criticism at the Ford administration economic policy and mine safety efforts during a speech to the United Mine Workers of America He charged Ford has not turned the economy around contradicting Carter Ford debate claims and warned of continued economic woes and safety concerns.
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Tunney Attacks Arab Boycott Hayakawa Targets Regulation
U S Senator John Tunney denounces the Arab boycott of Israel as an attack on religious freedom and U.S. business, while opponent Senator S I Hayakawa campaigns against federal over-regulation calling for impact studies and agency reform. Eddie Collins, the nudist candidate, staged a visual protest at the State Capitol but was interrupted by police as he spoke.
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Prop 14 foes plan 50,000 farmers campaign in California
AP reports opponents of Prop 14 will mobilize about 50,000 farmers to door to door campaigns in Los Angeles and San Francisco next month. Harry Kubo, president of No on 14, announced the plan at a news conference praising Cesar Chavez, Prop 14’s chief sponsor.
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