Poll shows Humphrey and Carter favored for ticket
A Democratic national committee poll of 162 leaders found Hubert Humphrey as likely presidential nominee with 49 percent support and Jimmy Carter as preferred vice presidential pick at 41 percent. Carter led for personal VP preference, while Kennedy and Jackson followed in presidential personal rankings.
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Four guerillas killed after border clash at Metulla
Israeli troops trapped and killed four Arab guerillas in an apple orchard south of Metulla at the Lebanon frontier after a night-long search. A military communique reports no Israeli casualties and notes the attackers wore civilian clothes and carried grenades and Soviet submachine guns.
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Ford Nominee Faces 50 50 Chance In Senate Hurdle
Senatorial opposition focuses on Ben Blackburn 48 Atlanta Republican former Georgia congressman who voted against civil rights and fair housing bills. Banking committee hearings start Monday as groups oppose his nomination to head the Federal Home Loan Bank board.
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FTC Ruling Bars False Drug Ad Claims for OTC products
The FTC voted unanimously to issue rules barring advertisements that claim OTC drugs like antacids cure conditions not allowed on their labels. Ads may reflect only FDA-approved label claims, with public comment 예정. The move targets claims to relieve nervous disturbances or alcohol related issues and shapes next year’s advertising rules.
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Bayh Proposes Tightened Gun Control Measures
Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana announced amendments to his handgun control bill. He seeks to ban sales to felons, limit purchases to one handgun per year with exceptions for replacements, and set a maximum 18 day waiting period to verify legality before delivery.
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Church May Lead Effort To Block Bush Nomination
Sen. Frank Church says he may lead a senate effort to block George Bush as CIA chief and suggests the White House may withdraw the nomination. Church notes Bush’s past party leadership could clash with the agency’s nonpartisan role and vows to consider an opposition strategy. The plan comes as Senate leaders back Bush and Rumsfeld amid a broader intelligence inquiry.
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Amin Threatens Break With Soviet Union Over Arm Debt
Uganda president Idi Amin lashes at Moscow amid Angola civil war ties, demanding Brezhnev’s answer by a Tuesday deadline or a mass expulsion of Soviet diplomats. Kampala cites Mig fighters, tanks, and missiles as arrears, while warning Ugandan exiles in Tanzania relay Kremlin pressure.
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