Illinois Primary Deliberations Split Delegates and Dealers
Partial returns show Carter leading Illinois delegates in 24 districts with more than 60 seats, while Stevenson Daley supporters gain momentum. In the GOP, Ford leads 59 percent in presidential preference with Reagan trailing. both parties head toward a large national convention delegation.
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Carter
Sen
Ailal
Stevenson Sil
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Ford
Reagan
Lar Daly
Witnels
Wallace
Shriver
Fred Harris
Stevenson
Hubert
Humphrey
Gov
Daniel Walker
Brown drives campaign talk signals cautious national bid
Brown, praised by San Francisco Democrats for a fresh approach, outlines a fiscal conservative, openness driven government style. He declines to list achievements, stressing process and energy. He hints at a nationwide bid only if California wins support, aiming for an evolutionary rollout.
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Leo McCarthy
Brant
Medical Quality Assurance Board
Farm Labor Board
Tener
Brown
Reagan
Richard Nixon
California
Wilson resigns as prime minister after long career
In a lengthy written statement Neil Wilson announced his resignation from office after years of leadership. Westminster reactions were swift as the pound fell below the 2 dollar mark, prompting Bank of England intervention and a government vote split. The shift stirred criticism of expediency and highlighted the party’s delicate balance.
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Bank of England
Wilson
Det 16
UNH
No. 1
Downing Street
Justhhree
House of Commons
Herbert Asquith
Churchill
Labor Party
Thatcher
Varsity
Labor
Wenn
Hearst Trial Testimony From Dr. Fort and Miss Tobin
In a San Mateo courtroom Dr Joel Fort advised against a public Hearst trial while denying aims to fix the case through plea bargaining Hearst pressed. Witness Patricia Tobin friend since fourth grade described Hearst as changed since arrest and testified about a taped confession and her own statements to the FBI.
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Joel Fort
Miss Hearst
Bailey
Fort
Hearst
Hearsts
FBI
Symbianese Liberation Army
Miss Tobin
Michael de Young ‘Tobin
Hibernia Bank
Miss Elearst
Burlingame Country Club
Albert Johnson
San Mateo County
Daz
Mass Tobin
U S Drops Soviet Talks Over Angola
Washington says due to Soviet military involvement in Angola the United States will not participate for now in cabinet level meetings of nine Soviet American commissions on trade housing and energy. Officials stress this limited action not ending detente while oil talks with Moscow remain recessed and Kissinger defends a dual policy of firmness and potential reconciliation.
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Washington
Angola
United States
State Department
Robert L. Funseth
Department
Trade, Housing and Energy Commissions
Soviet Union
FORD
Henry A. Kissinger
All Foreign Relations Committee
Funseth
Fonseth
Reprimands on conduct standards with defense contractors
Testimony cites senior officials scolding officials for potential violations of conduct standards. Secretary Rumsfeld favored financial penalties. Currie accepted that decision. Middendorf faced a $2 expense traceable to an Iranian ambassador and a Rockwell lodge visit, with changing accounts of his awareness.
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Currie
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Rockwell
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Middendorf
Navy
Ardeshir Zahen
Wye Island
Maryland
Clements
Rockwell Lodge
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