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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1976
Page
5
Senator Henry M. Jackson denounces plans to arm Egypt and sell six military transport lanes, arguing it risks war in the Middle East and upsets Israel’s security. He campaigns in Florida before the April New York primary, pledging jobs for all and broadening his national bid.
Former Georgia governor Carter told a Tampa crowd that neither George Wallace nor Henry Jackson can win the presidency. He said he is not running an anti Wallace campaign and noted Wallace will not be on the ticket. Carter criticized insiders in Washington and urged a candidate not beholden to special interests. He cited Florida primary dynamics and uncommitted delegates at district and state Democratic conventions.
Wallace crowds, 4200 at Miami Beach rally probe strength ahead of Florida primary. Voters weigh his core support around 30 percent, health limits from wheelchair pose doubts, while Carter and Jackson seek to erase Wallace appeal. Wallace pledges federal cutbacks and constitutionalist judges if president.
Washington reports Rep. Morris Udall says his Democratic presidential bid hinges on winning the Wisconsin primary on April 6. He notes potential backing from Birch Bayh supporters in New York and argues Wisconsin’s outcome could shape the convention amid competition from Henry Jackson and others.
A reader reports persistent arm numbness and tingling months after a head injury. The advisor urges urgent chiropractic evaluation to prevent possible spinal compression and nerve damage, criticizing the treating doctor for delaying referral and promoting early, precise chiropractic care at Ward Chiropractic.
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