Democrats Rake In, Spend Deep in 1976 Nominating Drive
Seven Democrats have spent 6.6 million of 9.1 million raised as funds flow out faster than they come in. Wallace reports 4.2 million raised over three years with 1.1 million spent since Jan. 1. Udall Carter and Jackson show varied cash on hand and regional fundraising patterns. Bentsen Wallace and others reveal spending pushed by direct mail solicitations.
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Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Udall
Carter
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Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
Bentsen
Texas
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Fred Harris
D-Okla
Senate extends six month control of oil prices
The Senate approved a six month extension of emergency price controls on most U S oil, with a 62 to 29 vote. President Ford sought to decontrol oil prices over 30 months, increasing from 5.25 to 13.50 a barrel. The measure also extends FEA authority to require power plants to switch from oil or gas to coal if needed.
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Threats outside Joan Little murder trial prompt rally
Outside the Raleigh courthouse where Joan Little stands trial for killing jailer Clarence Alligood 11 times with an icepick a Black Panther leader vowed if she is convicted we will take the law into our own hands. The crowd of about 300 chanted Free Joan Little and Power to the icepick as marchers pressed reform aims.
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UPI
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Black Panther
Larry Little
Little seeks case appeal in Marcus Foster murder case
Symbionese Liberation Army member Russell Jack Little has appealed his conviction for the cyanide-bullet murder of Oakland Schools Superintendent Marcus Foster. The appeal requests adding information to the brief for the 3rd District Court of Appeal, with trial judge Elvin Sheehy to decide inclusion.
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Oakland
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Superior Court
3Rd District Court of Appeal
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Joseph Remiro
Foster
Robert W. Blackburn
Alameda County
Lowell Jensen
Moscow cheers televised launch of Soyuz rendezvous
Moscow observes historic two man Soyuz liftoff as 100 million viewers across 12 time zones watch the first live Soviet space launch toward an Apollo rendezvous. Reported scenes show festive crowds, a busy Gum department store, and mixed reactions to the spectacle.
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UPI
Yuri Fokin
Ing
Gum
Red Square
Clashes Loom As Leftists Rally In Lisbon
In Lisbon Communist and extreme left groups urge vigilant anti counter revolution actions as Socialists plan a mass protest near their national headquarters. Potential march on Sao Bento Palace is feared if Communists provoke the civilian assembly.
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UPI
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Sao Bento Palace
National Assembly
Israelis Protest Giving Up Sinai Areas
About 20,000 Israelis demonstrated in Tel Aviv against government offers to withdraw from the Sinai passes and Abu Rudeis oil fields as a step toward a peace agreement. Demonstrators clashed with authorities, 21 people were arrested, and leader Menachem Begin urged no withdrawals until a final settlement is reached.
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UPI
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U.S
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Likud
Menachem Begin
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Abu Rudeis
United States
Yitzhak Rabin
Dinitz
Yigal Allon
Shimon Peres
Jerusalem
Television coverage of joint Apollo Soyuz mission
United Press International reports the networks plan multiple broadcasts for the Apollo Soyuz flight. NBC ABC and CBS will televise Soviet and American launches, rendezvous, docking, crew meetings, and farewells across days from July 21 to July 24 with recaps and landings scheduled in EDT.
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ABC
CBS
Soviet Union
Pacific
President Ford cheers Soyuz lift off at Space Cooperation ceremony
President Ford and Soviet envoy Anatoly Dobrynin applauded as the Soyuz lift off began a joint space mission. The two leaders sat in the State Department auditorium watching the launch and praised U S Soviet cooperation and a new era in space exploration.
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