Carter Sees Victory in Every State in November
United Press International reports Jimmy Carter predicts winning every state if nominated. He pushes campaign efforts from Sea Island Georgia, noting 1535 delegates secured and plans to pick a running mate with no sex or money scandals. Ford urges party unity to prevent a divide as Reagan and Connally loom in Iowa.
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Hays to quit top committee amid allegations and health halt
Rep. Wayne Hays of Ohio plans to resign as chairman of the House Administration Committee amid sex scandal claims and health issues. Speaker Carl Albert confirmed the move. Hays denied leaving Congress. A caucus will consider a successor, with Frank Thompson named by sources for the post.
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Fatal blast strikes Argentine federal police chief in Buenos Aires
A extremist actor hazardous device exploded in the suburban home of Brig. Gen. Cesario Cardozo injuring his wife and daughter and killing Cardozo. Government outlets cite Cardozo's death and yet report varying injury details to family members. Police sealed exits from the capital amid the investigation.
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Brown Will Remain In Race For Democratic Nomination
California Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. says he will stay in the Democratic presidential race through the convention. He cited Carter's delegate lead and rejected any rush to unify or jump on the bandwagon. He also said he is not seeking the number two spot and would voice opposition or support as needed.
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Viking 1 Finds Clear Mars Landing Site Ahead of July 4
Viking 1’s first good distant look at Mars shows the area free of dust storms that could delay the July 4 landing. The craft will orbit Mars this Saturday and use two TV cameras in June to scan the site for hazards. Initial images also show wintry southern latitudes with ground fog and frost.
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