Carter Favored To Win Democratic Nomination At Madison Square Garden
New York AP reports Jimmy Carter of Plains Georgia appears poised for a first ballot nomination at the Democratic National Convention in Madison Square Garden. Carter leads with more than 1,600 committed delegates. Brown Udall each near 300. McCormack 8. The event emphasizes unity with limited speeches and a midnight adjournment. Delegates arrive for social events and major speeches by Glenn and Jordan.
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Critical Period For Mrs. Nixon
Pat Nixon remains hospitalized in Long Beach after a paralysing stroke with doctors warning the next 48 hours are crucial to recovery. physician John Lungren reports partial paralysis and speech difficulties while blood pressure stabilizes. President Nixon expresses guarded optimism as family members visit and flowers fill the room.
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Czechoslovak Defector Names Ambassador as Soviet Agent
Senate testimony by Frantisek August asserts that Czechoslovakia’s new U S ambassador to Washington Jaromir Johanes is a KGB agent. The claim comes amid broader Cold War tensions and intelligence disputes.
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Newport Welcomes Queen Elizabeth II and VIPs in Historic Visit
Newport prepares for Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip with tight security and protocol. Ford, Governor Noel, Dignitaries and staff organize routes, hospitals, and security as the royal motorcade nears from Green State Airport near Warwick.
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Concorde Proves Noisiest Jet in U.S. Skies
U.S. aviation officials confirm the Concorde as the noisiest aircraft in American airspace after a sonic boom near Asbury Park New Jersey on June 20. FAA notes subsonic approach over coast and no community reaction while Dulles tests continue ahead of possible expanded service.
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Living Bonsai Gift Opens New Japan Garden at Arboretum
At the National Arboretum a two by twelve foot outdoor Japanese Garden and Viewing Pavilion debuts the National Bonsai Collection. Secretary Kissinger attended the dedication as 27 ancient dwarf trees from Japan, including a 350 year old Japanese white pine, are showcased in exhibit No 23.
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Fulton Mayor Sets For Democratic Convention
Fulton mayor outlines plans for the Democratic convention and predicts Carter's path to victory.
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Israel defends Entebbe raid at United Nations
Israel told the Security Council it was proud of its July 4 Entebbe rescue of more than 100 hostages from an Air France jetliner, accusing Uganda of collusion with hijackers and calling for action against terrorism. African states condemned the raid. the U.S. was expected to veto any condemnation.
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Syria Reels as Syria Reefs Attack in Lebanon and Tripoli
Beirut reports describe Syria expanding forces with armored units in Tripoli and Baalbek while Lebanese Christians press to seize Koura province. More than 1,600 killed in five days of fighting. 155 dead and 200 wounded in 12 hours. shelling hits Sidon and the American refinery as clashes erupt in Beirut and along the coast.
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Olympic Trouble Mounts Over Taiwan Delegation
Lawrence Ting and Chia Ming Shen met IOC officials in Montreal to protest Canadian restrictions that could bar Taiwan from the Summer Games. Taiwan refused to drop the Republic of China name or alter its flag during the opening march.
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Weather summary for today and near term
Weather data covers 24 hours to 8 a.m. High 76, low 52, mean 64, precipitation 0. Pressure 30.02, humidity 90 percent. Winds S 4 to 8 mph. Tonight and Sunday storms with locally heavy rain. Highs near 80, lows mid 60s. Extended outlook partly cloudy Monday, showers possible Tuesday and Wednesday.
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