Wallace seeks debusing by amendment in nationwide plan
Alabama Governor George Wallace, launching his presidential bid in Massachusetts, said he would push a constitutional amendment to promote voluntary integration without forcing students to switch neighborhoods. He called busing a failed sociological experiment and backed a freedom of choice approach that lets families pick schools without coercion. He noted Massachusetts voters face a primary on March 2 where busing remains contentious, while rival Henry Jackson proposed limiting busing through new legislation.
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Group seeks Moynihan recount on Massachusetts ballot
A Boston based group Massachusetts Citizens for Daniel Patrick Moynihan says it will file with the Ballot Law Commission to restore Moynihan to the March 2 Democratic primary ballot. Secretary of State Paul Guzzi says Moynihan's name was removed after a telegram withdrew it before the deadline. Moynihan has not responded beyond not wanting to be discourteous to the organizer.
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Carter proposes removing attorney general from Cabinet
In Des Moines Jimmy Carter urged removing the attorney general from the President's Cabinet to keep the FBI as a professional, non political body. He proposed a merit based, fixed term for the AG with Senate confirmation только. Other Democratic rivals Birch Bayh Hilton Shapp Fred Harris joined in calling for reform and broader CIA disclosure debates in Angola and Europe. Six candidates campaign in Iowa ahead of precinct caucuses next Monday with NBC planning more Meet the Press features.
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McCarthy and Reagan urged to back campaign code
John Gardner accused Ronald Reagan and Eugene J. McCarthy of ignoring Common Cause campaign standards for the 1978 race. The guide calls for public disclosure of finances, press accessibility, personal campaign responsibility, no use of public office, and issue rather than image focused ads. Reagan's camp signaled possible agreement after review. McCarthy’s committee called the demand insulting.
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Moynihan Urges Stand Up to Moscow Attacks
U N ambassador Daniel Moynihan told Newsweek that America must stand up to Moscow ideological assaults or risk losing detente He warned the U S faced a severe Southeast Asia setback and described it as a failure of nerve Moynihan urged firm U S policy in the interview and stressed the need to resist Soviet pressure.
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Reagan aides forecast big victory in Florida primary
Reagan campaign officials in Florida predicted a strong win in the March 9 primary, claiming two-thirds of Republicans favor him. Reagan toured Tallahassee, Ocala, Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Gulfport amid overflowing crowds while Ford backers projected early wins in New Hampshire.
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