Brown Has Duty To Run
Edmund G Brown Jr, California governor, emerges as a Democratic presiden tial candidate with a four month national bid. He markets a reform driven record and a pragmatic style. Polls show high approval, and strategists see him as a potential running mate or spoiler for Humphrey. Brown plans to seek uncommitted delegates and spread his campaign beyond California.
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Betty Ford Receives Woman of the Year Award in New York
Betty Ford visits New York to accept the Women’s National Republican Club Woman of the Year honor and wish Mayor Beame a happy birthday. She wears a red I Love New York pin, chats with the mayor by phone, and attends a Waldorf luncheon amid ERA protest demonstrations outside.
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North Carolina Primary Favors Ford and Carter
President Ford remains a solid favorite to win North Carolina’s Republican primary and force Reagan to consider departure. Carter leads Democratic contenders with Wallace and others also on the ballot. The outcome could reshape the race as Ford and Carter seek momentum in the bicentennial year.
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Toward Africa Professor Calls For New Policy
UPI reports University of California scholar John Marcum urges the United States to sever ties with white minority regimes in southern Africa to avoid further setbacks in Africa. He cites U.S. arms and uranium sales to South Africa and warns of a continuing informal U.S. alliance with Rhodesia and South Africa unless dramatic internal changes occur.
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