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Ford Carter race shifts as voters watch leaders closely
James Reston notes the 1976 presidential contest narrows to Ford and Carter. Ford, carrying Nixon era baggage, lingers in polls yet retains White House appeal, while Carter faces backing splits within the Democratic Party and wary voters. The campaign stretches into a tense final fortnight.
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Ford era echoes of Nixon gang in Washington
William V. Shannon argues in July 1974 that Ford surrounds himself with Nixon loyalists from Dean to Haig and Helms. He contends the administration protects the old guard as Watergate prosecutions advance, citing Dole as Nixon’s favored ally and mocking public credulity.
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Ruff Faces New Ford Watergate Probe Pressure
Watergate special prosecutor Charles F. C. Ruff, also a Georgetown law instructor, is pressed by Democrats to probe whether President Ford lied about blocking the Patman committee inquiry in 1972. The push cites John Dean III and Timmons denials, amid dwindling Watergate activity and looming election day.
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Almanac Summary for October 19, 1976
This almanac notes the date October 19 1976 a Tuesday the 293rd day of the year with 73 days remaining It lists visible planets Mercury Jupiter Saturn in the morning and Mars Venus in the evening It mentions Libra births and Fannie Hurst born October 19 1889 Key historical moments include Cornwallis surrender at Yorktown in 1781 The Star Spangled Banner first sung in 1814 and a 1936 around the world race ending at Lakehurst N J with winner H E Elkins in 18 days 11 hours 14 minutes 33 seconds It also cites Nixon Kissinger talks in Moscow in 1973 and closes with a Kempis quote.
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