Wallace plans delegate use for win or loss
Wallace said he would bind delegates to the Democratic convention to represent the middle class, and that if he loses the nomination he will quit politics when his Alabama governorship ends in January 1979. Reagan pressed networks for a prime time address to the nation, claiming fairness and access. Carter faced subsidy charges from Butz, while campaign moves including ballot challenges in New York and polling ratings across states shaped the race.
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Carter Sues in New York Primary Challenge
Carter supporters plan to file a federal suit in New York to invalidate results from the April 6 primary in 10 congressional districts where Carter’s name was removed from the ballot by Henry Jackson backers. The effort cites Voting Rights Act protections and will contest delegate credentials from the disputed districts.
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Queen Elizabeth Views Margaret Snowdon Split as Mixed Blessing
UPI reports Queen Elizabeth sees both trouble and relief in Princess Margaret and Earl of Snowdon's separation. The royal family faces a delicate balance as Margaret steps back from domestic pressures to fulfill duties amid public scrutiny and family obligations.
Funeral service set for Helen Gi Young of Fremont
Funeral for 70 year old Helen Gi Young of Fremont will be held at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints on Gatewood at 7 p.m. She was Utah born and has lived in Fremont three years. Survivors include two sons Smith Al Young and Paul G Young. A brother in Utah and two sisters in Utah and Arizona plus 10 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Burial at Inington Memorial Cemetery in Fremont.
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Rail workers vow 21hour strike disrupts Tokyo commuters
Tokyo and across Japan face a 21hour railway walkout after protests by the General Council of Trade Unions and national rail staff. The groups plan a mass rally and accuse the government of an unsympathetic labor stance while civil servants and private workers join a halfday action.
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