Wallace Reagan end 'do or die' campaigns
In North Carolina Wallace and Reagan slow their pace after sharp attacks on rivals. Wallace worships at Northside Baptist Church and declines to predict the election outcome while signing Bibles with Cornelia. Reagan greets Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church members in Asheville. Both vow to continue toward Tuesday's primary despite lagging in NC polls.
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Campaign 76 press secretary cites finish hope in NC race
Billy Jo Camp claimed the campaign can finish well while later denying the remarks. He said polls show 50-50 or better, noting Wallace underestimated Carter in North Carolina. Wallace aides admitted overestimating Wallace, and Reagan campaigned in Wilkesboro as Ford sought NC victory to blunt Reagan. Harris shifts to Pennsylvania, Humphrey rules out primaries, Church eyes late primaries to gain momentum and fundraising.
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Shriver to announce decision on presidential bid
R Sargent reports that Shriver called a news conference to reveal his plan for the campaign. He has struggled since a poor showing in Illinois and earlier primaries, with hopes fading of a strong primary path. The former vice president nominee hinted at continued participation in some race but did not detail his exact approach.
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Liberal Dems endorse Udall at New York session
The New Democratic Coalition, representing New York liberal Democrats, endorsed Rep. Aorris K. Udall of Arizona for the Democratic presidential nomination. The move, backed by 70 percent of a state delegation, aimed to unify progressives ahead of the April primary and follows a divided vote last December.
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FEC Meets to Certify Final $1 Million for Presidential Funds
The Federal Election Commission meets in Washington to certify a final $1 million for presidential candidates before matching funds authority expires under a Supreme Court order. In a Sunday Israeli TV interview Carter pledges not to betray Israel if elected and commits to providing Israel with economic and military aid to deter any potential attack.
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Black Assembly fails to nominate a presidential candidate
The National Black Political Assembly adjourned after failing to secure an acceptor for its independent candidate plan. Dellums declined the offer, citing personal and party conflicts, while Georgia legislator Julian Bond urged continued efforts. The group plans to reassess and may settle on candidates like Dick Gregory, Barbara Sizemore, William Owens, or John Conyers by late May.
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