Carter falters on women’s rules at Democratic con vention
Jimmy Carter and leading female Democrats failed to agree Sunday on expanding women’s participation for the 1980 convention. Carter refused to endorse the exact language of the proposed rule, signaling a possible floor fight. He pledged to continue work Monday with feminist activists, endorsing Equal Rights Amendment ratification and promising to appoint women at all levels.
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Democrats foresee tough Carter bid in 1976 campaign
A panel of Democrats including Sen. George McGovern Rep Barbara Jordan and Gov Wendell Anderson said Carter will win the presidency but face a hard race. They noted reservations exist among some Democrats about his stance on key issues while predicting Republicans will nominate Fresh Kent Ford and may be competitive.
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Catholics a vote issue in Carter race analysis
New York Times CBS News surveys show Carter trails among Catholics but gains with Protestants. The piece notes historic Catholic support for Democrats, Carter's relative Catholic weakness, possible Catholic running mate considerations, and a broader view of religion’s influence on voting patterns across recent U.S. elections.
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Minister labels Carter president at New York service
In a Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church service Carter, a Plains, Georgia deacon, is referred to as President Carter from the pulpit by Rev Kenneth Folkes, head of the Council of Churches of New York. Folkes urges care for the hungry and urban unemployment above the national average, and prays for the Democratic Convention.
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