Wallace claims significant victory in Mississippi caucuses
Alabama Governor George Wallace hailed a very significant victory in Mississippi Democratic caucuses, predicting a psychological lift for his 1976 campaign. With about 47 percent of county convention delegates tabulated, Wallace led at over 43 percent, while uncommitted totals stood at 27 percent and Carter at 14 percent. Shadowing results, Shriver drew substantial black support, and Bentsen officials noted his finish remained viable.
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Humphrey warns against Demo bid to oust Wallace
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey urged Democrats Sunday not to unite to eliminate George Wallace from contention for the Democratic presidential nomination. He said he is not a candidate and would not back Wallace for vice president. he doubted the convention would nominate him. Humphrey suggested convention delegates may seek a selection if no clear lead emerges. He referenced Carter and warned against more internal fighting among Democrats.
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Ford adviser says Ford rising and will do well
Adviser Morton predicts Ford is on the way up and will do well as public reviews the issues with Reagan. Morton, to become Ford's adviser on domestic and political matters, says the two candidates can be compared beyond personality as Ford's state of the union and budget messages are public.
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Gurney ends bids after retrial talks in Palm Beach
Former Senator Ed Gurney of Florida said he would not run again after a Palm Beach reception to raise funds for his legal bills. He stated he is finished with public life and has risen as high as he wants, noting no appeal or challenge to return to the Senate.
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