Dem Warhorses Await Lightning Strike for 1976 Nomination
Sen. Hubert Humphrey, Edmund Muskie, and George McGovern, aging Democratic leaders, decline primaries while awaiting a convention sparked by deadlock. Each hints they might accept if nominated, with Humphrey seen as closest to a bid. McGovern rules out a primary run but would accept if offered at the convention.
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George McGovern
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Religious leaders urge focus on family crisis themes
UPI reports church leaders across faiths warn the American family remains in crisis amid changing social norms. Catholic and Protestant groups plan hearings and a Continental Congress in St Louis for 1976 to strengthen family life and address roles, divorce, and minority needs.
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Atlanta
Joseph L. Bernardin
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
James S. Rausch
Bishops’ Conference
United States Catholic Conference
Mark O. Hatfield
R-Ore
St. Louis
Family
J. Allan Petersen
Hatfield
Volvo to Build U.S. Assembly Plant in Virginia
Volvo of America President Bjorn Ahlstrom announces a new Volvo plant in Chesapeake Virginia, opening January 1977, to boost U.S. sales. He notes no intent to export jobs and cites space needs and the large U.S. market as key factors and predicts challenges to imported car market gains.
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Chesapeake
Bjorn Ahlstrom
Volvo of America Corp
Ahlstrom
United States
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