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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1976

Page

7

Brown predicts hard times as Carter faces scrutiny

Brown warned Americans of upcoming difficulties and accused Carter of not leveling with the public. He spoke outside CBS and on TV about endorsements, then planned a Nevada primary bid. He pitched a new generation of leadership focusing on jobs and healthcare, while stressing frugality and state-dispatch of some roles. Brown eyed New Jersey and New York delegations for momentum.

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Jailed escape tied to Texas border raid and EU relief notes

Report covers a jailbreak across Eagle Pass with fielding claims of captured prisoners and later release, plus details of Mexican border escapees and a separate note on the Papal address after tremors in northern Italian cities. It also lists aid responses from the United States Britain France and Italy to the disaster and relief efforts including vaccination and shelter provisions.

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FBI Surveillance Abuses Traced Across Administrations

A federal report reveals FBI taps used to gather political info for presidents. It cites Kennedy era taps on foreign officials, Newsweek and Times writers, and Elijah Muhammad. It notes Johnson used electronic intel at the 1964 Atlantic City convention and that lawmakers were overheard via PBS wiretaps, though not targeted. The document warns such surveillance can expose American citizens.

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Israel Pools West Bank move tames settlement row

Israel's cabinet barss Jewish settlements from central West Bank while offering relocation to border areas. The plan, backed by Rabin, seeks peace trade with Jordan and orders 150 settlers near Nablus to relocate, signaling a compromise amid domestic split and international criticism.

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Reagan passes one third mark in bid for delegates

Reagan moved past the one third threshold in pursuit of 1,130 national convention delegates. After weekend caucuses in five states he held 396 to Ford's 300 with 347 uncommitted. gains included 18 in Oklahoma, 9 in Louisiana, and 3 in Kansas. Carter and Udall trailed on the Democratic side with 569 and 187.5 delegates respectively.

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Goldwater backs Ford in bid to halt Reagan surge

Senator Barry Goldwater launches a one minute radio spot across 49 Nebraska stations to promote Ford and attack Reagan over Panama Canal and national security claims. The move marks Ford's new electoral strategy to reverse a four primary slump and frame Reagan as extreme and unelectable.

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