Buckley Enters Conservative Presidential Run Sparks Convention Question
UPI reports James Buckley, Conservative Party senator from New York, will enter the GOP race if it prevents a first ballot Ford Reagan deadlock. Ford and Reagan backers view the move as a potential plus or delegate shift, with Buckley aiming to force a second ballot to broaden choices. Buckley spoke in New York while Helms and Sears weighed the impact on delegate dynamics and Reagan's support.
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UPI
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New York
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Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Buckley
White House
Ron Nelsen
John Sears
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
FBI says no jurisdiction in Roselli murder case
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley stated the bureau has no jurisdiction to investigate the slaying of John Roselli. Miami authorities said Roselli died by asphyxiation and were uncertain if a hand over the mouth caused the death. Private funeral services were held in Miami.
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UPI
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Howard Baker
R-Tenn
George Bush
Baker
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Miami
Intelligence Committee
Sam Giancana
Chicago
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Castro
Cuba
Fort Lauderdale
Albert Sacco
Quiet teen sniper suspect lived with Oklahoma minister
Michael Soles, 19, the alleged Wichita hotel shooter, was described by relatives as quiet and religious. He was staying with a minister friend while seeking work when he opened fire from the Holiday Inn Plaza roof, wounding seven and killing two before police shot him.
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Sand Springs
Okla
UPI
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Mondale presses to quick Senate vote on postcard voter registration act
Walter Mondale urges fast action on a House passed nationwide postcard voter registration bill. He plans to contact Sen Gale McGee to schedule a Senate vote after recess. Mondale notes California’s advanced system but many unregistered citizens and hopes California becomes a target state.
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UPI
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D-Minn
Gale McGee
D-Wyo
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Congress
California
Edmund Brown
Brown
Jimmy Carter
House
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Soviets Press Helsinki Clash Over Radio Jamming
UPI reports U.S. broadcasting officials say the Soviet Union has not eased radio jamming since Helsinki. Brezhnev calls for elimination of Radio Liberty and Radio Free Europe. VOA reportedly remains unjammed, though dissident Amalrik notes overlapping Soviet broadcasts complicating reception.
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UPI
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Radio Free Europe
Soviet Union
Europe
East Berlin
Leonid Brezhnev
Helsinki
Voice of America
Andrei Amalrik
London Observer
Wichita Sniper Caught
A Wichita sniper fired from the Holiday Inn Plaza injuring multiple people near downtown. Six victims were taken to Wesley Medical Center. Names include Denise Guseman 16 Penny Guseman 17 and Janice Goodman 15 all from Wichita. A 51 year old man remained in serious condition.
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