Democrats Lacked Him But Had Love For Carter
An AP analysis portrays Jimmy Carter rising from outsider to Democratic nominee at New York's convention. The piece notes Carter wrested control from party establishment, Mondale as running mate, and a shift toward a controlled, newsworthy event aimed at unifying North and South while preparing for a hard campaign.
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Carter
Walter R. Mears
NEW York
Jimmy ‘Arter
White House
Georgia
Acter
Madison Square Garden
Richard J. Daleys
Hubert H. Humphreys
Carl Alberts
Mondale
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Long
Atlanta
Hamilton Jor
Dan
Robert 5
Strauss
Washington
Sen
Edmund St. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Potomac
Martin Luther King Sr
Yesteryear
Carter-Mondale
Rep
Barbara Jordan
Texas
Gallup
Ford
Monard Reagan
U.S. and West Germany end offset military aid program
In a joint statement with Helmut Schmidt, President Ford announced the end of the offset program that had tied Bonn to compensating the United States for troop presence in West Germany. West Germany will contribute about 68.5 million dollars and relocate a U.S. combat brigade of 3,800 men near Bremen by late 1977.
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George Gedda
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Westermany
Bonn
Ford
Westerman
Helmut Schmidt
Schmidt
Philadelphia
West Germany
Bremen
Prine
Germany
U.S
Europe
Therigade
Pentagon
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