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Cameron
Texas
Act of Congress
Milam
Ford Dominates Illinois as Campaigns Narrow in 1976 Primaries
The Illinois GOP primary yields Ford about 60 percent to Reagan's roughly 39 percent. Carter leads liberal Democrats with 48 percent, Wallace 27 percent, Shriver 18 percent in a Humphrey and Jackson absent field. The piece weighs future matchups, Ford's incumbency, Carter's youth, and potential ticket dynamics into New York convention.
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Gerald Ford
Illinois
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
George Wallace
Sargent Shriver
Fred Harris
Carter
Wallace
Udall, Shriver
Harris
Udall
Hubert Humphrey
Scoop Jackson
Reagan
Ford Carter
Ford
U. S
Humphrey
Jackson
New York City
Ted Kennedy
White House
LBJ
Congresswoman Seeks to Extend Social Security Benefits After Death
Rep S L Neal introduces H R 11931 to allow a survivor to keep the first month’s Social Security check after a death by deeming the insured died the following month. The move aims to ease funeral costs and ongoing living expenses for widows and dependents, though it notes fund burden.
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S. L. Neal
N.C
Crump
Campaigns Warm as Texas Primaries Approach
In Austin and across the state, parties certify primary candidates as May 1 arrives. Republicans push referenda on forced busing and tough-on-crime measures while judgeship polls show Barrow favored for Supreme Court and Roberts for Criminal Appeals.
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Texas
San Antonio Court of Civil Appeals Court
Charles W. Barrow
State Supreme Court
Donald B. Yarbrough
Houston
Court of Criminal Appeals
Truman Roberts
Dallas
Jerome Chamberlain
Texas Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education
COPE
U.S
Lloyd Bentsen
Lane
Old Philosopher Sees Post Office Ad Campaign Worth a Letter
A reader riffs on a proposed 15 million dollar US Postal Service ad drive to boost letter writing. He calculates stamps needed for break even, then expands to a billion more letters, while lampooning who would bear the burden and questioning the plan.
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Texas
Comptroller’s
House
Joe Allen
Baytown
Mexico-Texas
Postal Service
J. A
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