Ford Rating Down in Princeton Final 1975 Survey
The final 1975 survey shows President Ford at 39 percent approval, 46 percent disapproval, and 15 percent undecided. GOP support sits at 59 percent, well below Nixon’s 85 percent in 1972 and Eisenhower’s 90 percent in 1956. The drop follows Nixon’s pardon and weak economic signals, with outlook for 1976 leaning toward economic trouble.
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Reagan Emerges As Ford's Quiet Partner In 1976 Race
James Reston argues Reagan shadows Ford as the key ally in the Republican contest. Reagan’s stance on detente Angola and Russia tests, while Ford’s leadership and staff choices face scrutiny. The piece suggests Reagan may outshine Ford as campaigns sharpen, with voters demanding serious policy over glossy appeals.
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Business PACs Rise to Challenge Labor Fundraising
Business groups rush to form political action committees to solicit stockholders and employees for campaigns of pro business candidates. The Sun Oil ruling expands funding sources and spurs 35 PAC registrations in six weeks as industry hopes to close the money gap with labor in the 1976 campaign.
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Kissinger Opens Policy to Punish UN Vote Backers
Washington moves to withhold or cut back aid for nations that voted against the United States in the United Nations. Tanzania and Guyana face postponed development aid. Malawi and Ivory Coast may receive more aid for backing U.S. positions. Congressional reaction is mixed with talk of a tough approach amid unclear briefings to aid officials.
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Henry Ford II and Cristina Ford Separate in Grosse Pointe
Henry Ford II and Cristina Ford have separated and now live apart, Ford's attorney said. The couple wed in 1965, this being Ford's second marriage. they have no children.
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