White House contact sees Ford winning half black vote
Stanley S. Scott, White House liaison to the black community, says Ford could win 50 percent of the black vote in 1976 with an open door policy. He notes increased minority access to officials and a push for minority contracts and appointments, while Rep. Charles Rangel remains cautiously positive but critical of Nixon-era contrasts.
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