Callaghan Favored to Succeed Wilson as Labour Leader
London reports say Prime Minister Harold Wilson will resign, making Foreign Secretary James Callaghan the Labour party favourite to lead. Bookmakers place Callaghan at 5 to 4, with Denis Healey at 7 to 4 and Jenkins and Benn further back.
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Ford warns Reagan to quit race and unite GOP
President Ford's campaign urges Ronald Reagan to withdraw and back the President to unify the Republican Party. Ford ally Rogers Morton says Reagan has not responded and may bolster party unity by joining Ford, while Reagan maintains a slim 50 50 shot in the nomination battle if he defeats Ford in North Carolina. In California, Charles Manson associate Sandra Good testifies she regrets not killing someone and is later convicted of conspiring to mail death threat letters to executives, after declaring she planned to mail the letters. She also lights a $100 bill on fire saying this is your truth.
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Brown gains support from California Democrats in presidential bid
A UPI survey shows Brown backed by at least 30 of 79 Democratic lawmakers, with 17 committed to rivals. Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy becomes campaign manager, while Assembly Majority Leader Howard Berman heads the steering committee. Some lawmakers remain undecided, weighing Brown’s sudden national bid and his reform stance.
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Howard Berman
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Los Angeles
Labor board emergency funds move renews farm dispute drive
Gov Brown pushes an emergency 3.8 million appropriation to restart secret ballot farm worker elections halted amid the Agricultural Labor Relations Board vacancy crisis. John T. Racanelli to fill the five member post after Joe Ortega’s morals charge resignation. rivals seek broader reforms while a joint oversight group would monitor 14 areas for eight months with reports due May 15 and Nov 15. Cesar Chavez’s United Farm Workers and AFL-CIO back the bill. growers and Teamsters oppose, arguing the bill yields only a report and no real changes.
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Shamrocks Parade Amid Inflation In Ireland On St Patrick Day
Irish crowds celebrate St Patrick's Day despite a rise in shamrock prices from 10 to 20 cents as inflation bites. Travel back from abroad boosts hotel bookings and local parades, while security tightens at Dublin borders amid ongoing violence in the north. Prime Minister Liam Cosgrave denounces killings and maimings, calling the conflict a source of sadness before his U.S. trip.
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St. Patrick's Day
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There There There Apr
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Brown Maps Evolutionary Campaign for Democratic Nomination
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr outlines a late entry strategy aimed at uncommitted delegates and those backing unlikely contenders. He plans a nationwide push after California’s June 8 primary, with a heavy emphasis on a national convention in July where many delegates are uncommitted. Brown expects to campaign mainly in California and may travel outside the state as the race develops, seeking to assemble a broad coalition and articulate his ideas. He has no current plans for other primaries but will attend the convention if his effort gains support.
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New York
Navy to shut three air stations in $56 million closure plan
The Navy plans to close Kee West Florida Memphis Tennessee and Corpus Christi Texas air stations by fall under a $56 million base closure package affecting 12 000 jobs including 6 621 military and 4 213 civilian personnel. Saufley Field Florida would shrink to training and management with two squadrons moved.
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