Iowa Delegates Name Mondale VP Picks At Caucus
In Mondale’s Iowa group a caucus vote showed Walter Mondale leading with 26 of 47 delegates for vice president. Barbara Jordan received five votes, Ed Muskie four, Morris Udall three, with other candidates and undecided delegates also noted. The day featured floor fights over delegation chairmanship and a delay before convention passes, as Nor yd Matthews and William Gluba led the contentious gathering in Des Moines.
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Ford urged Olympic reversal over Tal Wah ban
Washington AP reports President Ford urged Olympic officials to seek reversal of a tentative Tal Wah ban affecting Montreal Olympic participation. Press Secretary Nelson said speculation about a boycott was premature and no authority exists to pull athletes from the games.
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Partly Cloudy Forecast Across Tonight And Tuesday
A fragmentary weather note indicates partly cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday with lows in the mid 50s and highs around the 70s. The rest of the snippet mentions sections such as Marion Crossword and various newspaper departments including sports and ads.
Mexico Nets Israel Rescue Criticized at U N
Mexico condemned Israels Uganda hostages rescue as a flagrant violation of the UN Charter and international law in a letter to the Security Council. The move came as Third World nations prepared to urge condemnation of Israels action while the United States weighed a general pledge against terrorism.
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Carter Poll Shows Church Near Top for VP Nomination
New York report outlines Jimmy Carter praising Church as the vice presidential field narrows. Church discusses foreign policy expertise and youth, while Carter meets supporters and Black leaders to boost turnout. Jesse Jackson's push to nominate Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley cited, with mixed reactions from Charley Rangel.
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Federal Jury Hears Final Arguments Over Meat Sale Case
A federal jury neared deliberations Monday in a complex case involving a meat sale scheme. The defendants, linked to a Native American movement, faced charges related to misrepresented products and regulatory acts. Deliberations began after closing arguments as prosecutors and defense teams outlined key facts and disputed timelines.
Fire bombings reported near Madison Square area
AP report states incendiary devices exploded in several tall department stores around Madison Square, including Macy's Olrbach's Korvette's and Altran's. No injuries were reported as police investigated the incidents and described the damage as minimal amid widespread alarm.
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Carter Expected to Nominate for Presidency at Convention
A women’s delegation attends the 17th Dermvonntig nationid convention opening at Madison Square Garden. Carter is expected to nominate for the presidency on Wednesday as party unity contrasts with rancor in 1960 and 1972. Page 2 continues.
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Ford Winner In Straw Poll At All-town
Ford topped Reagan in a reali poll conducted by The Gazette at the Aldus Griz booth, with 734 votes to Reagan’s… The poll reflects voter sentiment but no delegates. Carter’s support fell behind as the Democratic side showed April results.
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