Reagan asks Ford debate as Carter leads polls
Reagan pressed for a Ford debate while Carter led Hubert Humphrey 30 to 29 percent in the latest Gallup Democratic poll. California Governor Edmund Brown Jr rose to 9 percent, with Udall, Jackson, Harris, and Wallace also noted as the race shaped up ahead of New York and Wisconsin primaries. The article also covers Ford rejecting Reagan's charge of Soviet superiority and a court-ordered blood test in a Lincoln lineage case involving Robert Todd Lincoln Beckwith.
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Health officials dispute mass swine flu shot need
State public health officials and private physicians split over President Ford’s plan for nationwide swine flu immunization. About 300 experts from all states met at the CDC to coordinate the program. Some leaders criticize the scare tactics and politics, while others urge prevention and note presidential requests for vaccine funding.
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Nixon's sons-in-law deny Nixon mental instability claims
In public statements Edward Cox and David Eisenhower rejected portraying former president Nixon as demented or suicidal in the final days of his administration. They refuted passages in a Woodward Bernstein book and denied making or endorsing the controversial remarks attributed to them or Nixon speaking to portraits in the White House. They also disputed the book’s depiction of Nixon's marriage and family relations.
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