CBS Weekend News - 1974-10-19

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[0:08] thank you

[0:15] [Music]

[0:20] from CBS News headquarters in New York

[0:22] this is the CBS weekend news with Dan

[0:25] Rather and Bob Schieffer in Greenville

[0:28] South Carolina Roger Martin Jefferson

[0:31] County Kentucky Chris Kelly in Boston

[0:33] Tony Sargent in Atlanta Richard

[0:36] thrallkeld in Paris Ferry California

[0:38] Sharon Lovejoy in Champaign Illinois and

[0:41] a sports report from Haywood Hill brood

[0:43] in New York tonight interviewing the

[0:46] owner of the baseball Champion Oakland

[0:47] Athletics Charles O Findlay

[0:50] good evening Republican leaders in the

[0:53] South as elsewhere have been telling

[0:54] President Ford that because of inflation

[0:56] Watergate and the Nixon pardon next

[0:59] month's Congressional elections may be a

[1:01] disaster for the party so the president

[1:03] today is spent at the afternoon going

[1:06] through a southern political campaign

[1:08] tour Bob Schieffer was along

[1:11] the president will visit 18 states

[1:13] between now and election day his first

[1:15] swing through the South began with this

[1:17] stop in Greenville South Carolina

[1:19] flanked by South Carolina Republican

[1:22] candidates the president was in good

[1:23] spirits and told the crowd he had come

[1:25] for two reasons to enlist Volunteers in

[1:27] his fight against inflation and to urge

[1:30] the election of more Republicans to

[1:31] Congress this trip is officially billed

[1:34] as political on the Republican National

[1:35] Committee is picking up the town the gas

[1:37] bill will be sizable in addition to Air

[1:40] Force One presidential helicopters and

[1:42] limousines were brought in so the

[1:44] president could squeeze in as many stops

[1:46] as possible he was well received along

[1:48] the wa

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