California Primary Campaign Crosses Betty Ford and Brown
California Governor Brown and First Lady Betty Ford met at Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles as Brown campaigned for the Democratic nomination. Brown urged broad labor benefits and warned of a prolonged contest with Carter, while Ford urged voters to consider the nation’s needs as campaigns pivot toward New Jersey and Ohio. Brown discussed delegates and strategy on Issues and Answers, criticizing LEA programs and pledging revenue sharing.
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Brown
Betty Ford
Ford
Cedars Sinai Medical Center
Los Angeles
Baird
New Jersey
Georgia
Abc-Tv
Rhode Island
Carter
New York
Idaho
Frank Church
Arizona
Morris Udall
Ohio
de Anza
San Jose
Law Enforcement Administration
LEA
Washington
Watts
Fairfax Avenue
Gov. Brown
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Flood disaster hits four Idaho counties
President Ford declared a major disaster area in Madison Fremont Bingham and Bonneville counties after a dam break flood caused hundreds of millions in damage. Gov. Andrus reported extensive loss of farmland homes and businesses and called for fast federal relief and possible restitution legislation.
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Ashley
Boise
Madison County
Ford
Madison
Fremont
Bingham
Bonneville
Cecil Andrus
Andrus
Idaho
Bureau of Reclamation
Congress
Frank Church
Dtdaho
Air National Guard
Jack Enterkine
Snake River
Idaho Falls
Keith Higginson
Idaho Department of Water Resources
Rexburg
Sugar City
Teton
Newdale
Wilford
James McClure
Richard Buck
Federal Disaster Assistance Administration
Seattle
Buck
Flly
Farmers Home Administration
Small Business Administration
CIA Cladestine Service Exposed By 1970s Report
A CIA inquiry alleges Pulles influence and his brother's position gave weight to agency proposals. It notes early successes in Iran and Guatemala boosted confidence, describes a separate clandestine branch, limited congressional scrutiny, and withholding raw data from analysts. It cites paramilitary focus in Cuba Laos and Vietnam and budget share, with a shift after Ram parts exposure and pressures to integrate with other CIA units.
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Iran
Guatemala
CYA
Clandestine Service
Congress
Pines
CIA
Cuba
Laos
Vietnam
Ramparts Magazine
U.S
Russia
Kiam Colby
Driver killed as car crashes into van in El Segundo
A Los Angeles man, John L. Lee 22, was killed and two passengers Pamela Tillman 18 and Dan Finley 21, both of Los Angeles, were critically injured when their auto struck a traffic island and collided with a van at Imperial Highway and Main Street in El Segundo. Police said Lee was speeding and attempted a turn as the light turned red. all three were ejected. The van driver remained uninjured.
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Los Angeles
el Segundo
John L. Lee
Imperial Highway
Main Street
Hawthpine Community
Pamela Tillman
Centinela Valley Hospital
Inglewood
Dan Finley
Hawthorne Community
Lee
Charges filed in wild Riverside chase
Riverside authorities say 23 year old Bya Thimmel was booked on investigation of felony assault and drunken driving after a high speed chase from Riverside to Victorville. CHP said officers rammed and disabled her car as she surrendered following multiple private car and Riverside squad car collisions on Interstate 15.
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Victorville
California Highway Patrol
Bya Thimmel
Interstate 15
CHP
Senator denies report on Jackson backing Carter
NEW YORK AP Time Magazine claimed Sen Henry M Jackson of Washington ready to back Jimmy Carter, a claim Jackson denied saying he has made no decision and Time did not contact him. He remains in touch with delegates and may or may not recommend before the convention.
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California
United Fair Workers of America Union
East
New York
Time Magazine
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Time
Jackson
Carter
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Cam
Paign
Carter Calms Jews On Religion and Middle East Policy
Carter defended his Baptist faith and urged religious tolerance among Jews Catholics Baptists and atheists. He called for a comprehensive Middle East settlement with face to face talks and open frontiers, while backing Palestinian refugees rights but rejecting rewards for terrorists. He also spoke against public funding for religious instruction and against school prayer, stressing separation of church and state.
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Jimmy Carter
Carter
U.S
Israel
United States
Harry Truman
Supreme Court
Middle East
Golda
Meir
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