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...Team. The Ford campaign team is taking public steps to counter the Reagan threat. Howard H. ("Bo") Callaway, the shirtsleeved director of Ford's campaign and former Secretary of the Army under Nixon, told reporters bluntly that Ford is seeking the nomination solely on his own and distinctly apart from his Vice President, Nelson Rockefeller. "The President appointed Rockefeller, he's proud of Rockefeller-but it's not a team," Callaway said. He noted that "a lot of Reagan people are not supporters of Rockefeller," and he did not want to discourage them from backing Ford. Rocky...
...Callaway was frank in other ways. He said he intended to watch every legal technicality in the Ford fund raising and campaigning because "I have never yearned to spend two years in Al-lenwood," a pointed reference to the Pennsylvania prison where some Nixon re-election campaign aides served sentences for various Watergate-related crimes...
...hundreds more this week. Mrs. Betty Tisdale of Columbus, Ga., a former associate of the legendary Dr. Thomas Dooley and mother of five adopted Vietnamese girls, left for Saigon to bring back 400 children from the orphanage she had helped found. Mrs. Tisdale received permission from Army Secretary Howard Callaway to house them temporarily at Fort Benning...
Dark Chapter If, as Secretary Callaway states, the Peers Report "concludes a dark chapter in the Army's history," it is a dark chapter that must be read and under stood by every American in uniform...
...shares Mr. Callaway's desire to put My Lai behind us. The point is, surely, that it must never be put behind...