Ford Using New Sign Language What The President Means
The article analyzes President Ford's evolving campaign gestures in 1976 including open palm extensions and gestures with hands in pockets. It describes the shift from traditional lectern gripping to more dynamic movements such as extended arms pointing upward and a Napoleonic thumb pose, interpreting each as a stance on confidence and policy emphasis.
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The Answer Man Explains His Choice Poor Showing
Washington UPI reports the Campaign Answer Man explains why his candidate has not won a primary. He blames overhyped New Hampshire importance and citrus belt ideology, cites Florida media opposition, organizational gaps, and ethnic voting missteps. He predicts a 3.5 percent North Carolina vote and hints at campaign reassessment and possible focus on the Guam delegation.
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New Hampshire
Florida
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Narcotics Museum Teaches About Drug Smuggling Methods
In Hong Kong the Narcotics Museum displays seized equipment and clever concealment methods used by smugglers. Superintendent Hodson promotes early drug education for children and teachers as a preventive tool. Detective Chief Inspector Burch notes heroin can be made anywhere and warns of rising youth addiction and health risks.
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Christopher Burch
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