Wallace romps in Mississippi caucuses for presidential delegates
Alabama Gov. George Wallace leads Jimmy Carter by more than 3 to 1 in Mississippi Democratic precinct caucuses as returns come in from 2,133 precincts. At 48 percent counting, Wallace holds 45 percent of delegates pledged to the county conventions, with Carter at 13 percent and Sargent Shriver at 12 percent.
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National Mississippi Votes and Dueling 1976 Delegates
Mississippi carries 24 Democratic votes while uncommitted delegates loom in county and district selections. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey says he would accept a convention nomination but opposes a Wallace ticket, while Ford adviser Rogers Morton says Reagan’s challenge strengthens Ford as he stays in the race and touts the State of the Union budget.
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Congress to vote on Ford budget proposals
Congress faces a busy week as House Democrats seek a two thirds vote to overturn Ford’s veto of a 45 billion dollar labor health education and welfare bill. A 112 billion defense bill with an Angolan war rider and a 6 billion public works employment bill are under consideration. The Budget Committee launches a new process under the Budget Control Act while railroad financing talks settle a 6.4 billion measure. Senate approval looms for Bush as CIA head nomination. Mount St Augustine eruption affects Anchorage. Rabin visit planned. Kissinger to address Angola and other issues.
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Detroit Schools Integrated Peacefully Today
Detroit became the largest U S city to implement a court ordered integration plan as 203 buses carried thousands of black and white elementary pupils to classes only kindergarten through fifth grade reported today while middle and high school pupils were to attend Tuesday. No demonstrations were planned by antibusing groups which pledged a yellow flu boycott and claimed 2 300 members.
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Wrong man jailed in Fresno death case mix up
Two Los Angeles men named Ramon Flores share birth date resemble each other and have similar Social Security numbers One was wrongly jailed for 19 days in connection with a Fresno murder. Police later admitted the error and released the imprisoned man while the other remained at large.
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Hearst bank robbery trial starts Tuesday
Patricia Hearst faces a scheduled trial start with pretrial motions under review. Defense seeks brainwashing, handwriting, jailer testimony, and activity log suppression, plus stress evaluation expert testimony. Prosecution opposes lie detector results and access to Dr Kozol for private interview.
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