Reagan Arrival At Miami Airport Captures Candid Moments
NBC and TOPIC photographers struggle for the best shot of Ronald Reagan's arrival at Miami International Airport. A press camaraderie scene unfolds with assistants holding bags, cameras and cables as Reagan and his wife Nancy greet cheering onlookers.
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Not So Young and Not So Dumb Speak at Miami Beach Luncheon
A Coral Gables luncheon of Republican women from Lake and Dade counties discussed the presidential race. Verta Burke and Dorie Hostettler led a verbal poll split between Reagan and Nixon. Mrs. Paul J. O. Neill tied the group with remarks on her political career and a bold defense of strong action in war.
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Woman On The Go Reports Miami Beach Convention Rush
Jackie Bowman TOPIC's Feature Editor returns from the Republican Convention in Miami Beach with armloads of copy and undeveloped film. She brings a fresh view of the events and atmosphere during Convention Days in the Fun and Sun Capital.
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Largest Cocktail Party Ever Held on Miami Beach
A press reception at Hilton Plaza Hotel drew an estimated seven thousand attendees amid heavy rain. Florida Governor Claude Kirk welcomed delegation members while national GOP figures did not appear. A new rum drink named Florida's Favorite SUN was introduced as the event showcased Florida press corps and media.
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