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David Sparks, state coordinator for Ford said he is "very pleased with the results, especially considering the low-key nature of the campaign here." Ford volunteers in the state have called almost 80 per cent of registered Mass. Republican to remind them to vote...
...ousted in 1968. Earlier Reagan had accused the Administration of "giving up the defense of the hemisphere on the installment plan." As for Arias, he reportedly promised a softer Panamanian stand if he returned to power. Torrijos seems to accept the Ford Administration's efforts to keep negotiations low-key until after the November elections...
...gamble for a New Hampshire triumph. For more than a year he has been working the entire state, and he is the best-organized Democratic candidate. This week his canvassers will begin their third round of reaching the 35,000 Democratic households in the largest cities to make low-key, door-to-door efforts of persuasion...
...mention of Kleindienst's conviction was made in the low-key 15-minute ceremony. It was clear that the department was trying to routinely follow its practice of displaying the portraits of all past Attorneys General. There is more apprehension over what to do about John Mitchell, the first Attorney General ever convicted of a felony (Kleindienst's crime was a misdemeanor). So far, Mitchell has not found time to pose for an artist...
...Ford called 23 Washington correspondents and columnists into his Oval Office for an effective low-key press conference at which he conveyed his optimism about his personal fortunes in 1976. At ease without live television cameras whirring, both Ford and the reporters avoided the usual press-conference showboating. Ford candidly predicted that he would get his party's nomination and then go on to defeat the opponent he expects to confront as the Democratic candidate...