Carter selects Mondale for vice presidential nomination
President Jimmy Carter designated Sen. Walter Mondale as his choice for vice president, a decision to be ratified at the Democratic National Convention. Mondale, praised by Carter as a capable partner, arrived at the Americana Hotel with his wife Joan to join Carter at the podium.
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Donald M. Rothberg
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Jimmy Carter
Walter F. Mondale
Carter
Mondale
Royal Ballroom
Americana Hotel
Plains
Ford
White House
Ron Nelsen
Minnesota
Americana
Joan
Tom
Madison Square Garden
Carter Muskie
Muskie
Walter Mondale
Retirement plans and tomato care Q&A in The Enterprise
Readers ask if lack of employee retirement plans is discriminatory and how ERISA applies while another asks how to fix blossom end rot in tomatoes. The exchange notes that some firms lack plans by choice, and offers growing tips including mulch, steady moisture, proper pH, sun, and avoiding grafted crop issues.
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Congress
High Point
Anon. A
ERISA
Extension Service
Teletip
Carter at Democratic National Convention 1976
The narrative covers Jimmy Carter’s nomination process at the 1976 Democratic National Convention. It recalls his line on presidential goals, the Georgia governor’s climb, and notable moments including Andrew Young’s support, Teddy Kennedy, and the nomination of Ellen McCormack, Mo Udall, and others as the roll call begins. The scene blends ceremony with political drama.
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Tme
Carter
Mondale
Edmund 8. Muskie
Maine
John Glenn
Ohio
Henry Jackson
Washington
Frank Church
Idaho
Adlai Stevensoni
Winds
Peter Rodino
New Jersey
James Earl Carter Jr
Ellen McCormack
Long Island
McCormack
Udall
Brown
United Farm Workers Union
Cesar Chavez
Jackie Kennedy Onassis
Ethel Kennedy
Teddy Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
Chappaquidick
Newark
Watergate
Jimmy Carter
Andrew Young
Congress
Georgia
South
Merrick
N.Y
Archibald Cox
Mo Udall
Arizona
Adlai Stevenson
Jerry Brown
California
Huck Finn
Carter Wins Delegates Amid Boos and Crowded Aisles
The crowd boos as Alabama speaker touts state virtues and George Wallace. Carter collects delegates: 30 from Alabama, 205 from California to Carter, 73 to Carter, Mississippi backs Carter. Ross Barnett Jr. and Medgar Evers among delegates. Ohio casts 132 votes for Carter as cheers erupt nationwide. Carter’s unlikely victory defeats the party establishment and signals a dramatic political shift.
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Cook County
Alabama
George Wallace
Carter
Wallace
California
Jerry Brown
Mississippi
Ross Barnett Jr
Brown Joins Carter Express At Convention Rally
Gov. Edmond G Brown Jr of California finally backs Jimmy Carter after a long stay in the race. Carter calls him and Brown plans to campaign for Carter, especially in the West, while returning to California to focus on state duties and future political interest.
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Peter Arnett
New York
Edmond G Brown Jr
California
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Brown
Florida
Madison Square Garden
West
U S and Jordan Near Deal on Hawk Missile Sale
The United States and Jordan expect a multimillion dollar Hawk air defense missile package in days, likely 12 to 14 American built batteries with support gear. Total price projected around 600 million dollars, amid past hurdles and shifts in financing and leadership.
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Kenneth J. Freed
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Jordan
U.S
State Department
Middle East
Israel
West Bank
Jordan River Valley
Saudi Arabia
Hussein
Moscow
Congress
Zayd Rifai
Rifai
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Morris K. Udall
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Peter Rodine
New
Jersey
Richard Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Rodino
Glenn
State House
The
Republic
Na & Financial
Mer Eg Ae SA
Carter Express
Rall
World Citizenship Federation
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