Carter Falls Behind Ford In Deep South Poll
A Darden Research poll of 600 Southern voters shows Carter down 10 points in a month, leading Ford 49.5 to 38.5 in October with independents shifting toward Ford. Carter retains edge but gains for Ford in Democrats and independents. debate impressions favor Ford. Carter’s southern stance trust metrics show modest leads. undecided voters drop.
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Mrs Dole Campaign Swing In North Carolina
Elizabeth Dole wife of vice presidential candidate Robert Dole addressed about 100 Republicans in Greenville praising Ford Dole as conservative and superior on inflation and jobs. She urged voters to study issues and criticized Carter Mondale as liberal before joining her husband for appearances in Wilmington and Asheville.
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Associated Press
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Iranian Embassy Help Requested at Chowan College
Rep. Walter B. Jones has asked the Iranian Embassy to aid in halting a protest by about 55 Iranian students at Chowan College. The embassy appeared neutral and noted similar protests at other colleges amid claims of unfair treatment and threats. Separately in Winston-Salem, Rep. Wilmer Mizell disclosed assets of 229442 dollars and tax returns, while rival Stephen Neal plans to release financials soon. The Iranian students’ sit-in and hunger strike prompted an ultimatum from Dean Franklin Lowe, with the embassy contacted over concerns for student safety. Iranian student spokesman A H Amirani said he spoke with the embassy about grievances and that classes resumed without further demonstrations.
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Kissinger pressuring peace talks at United Nations
Secretary of State Kissinger resumes Middle East negotiations during his U N General Assembly week. He meets Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allon and Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud at the Waldorf Astoria, then plans talks with leaders from Indonesia, Pakistan, Cyprus and The Philippines. A Geneva conference remains unlikely due to PLO role disputes. If possible, he aims for a preliminary Israel Arab meeting before any formal peace conference.
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Associated Press
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