Carter Keeps Eye on Humphrey in Texas Primary Fight
Carter leads Democrats for delegates as he campaigns in Texas ahead of the Saturday primary. Humphrey, who ran in 1968, will announce today if he seeks the nomination. Brown launches national bid, while Ford targets Texas against Reagan with star support.
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Jimmy Carter
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Bert H. Humphrey
Texas
Humphrey
Minnesota
Carter
Pennsylvania
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Maryland
Brown
Ford
Edge
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Jimmy Stewart
John Wayne
Hollywood
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Lloyd Bentsen
Wallace
Tyler
Tex
Oval Office
Gerald Ford
Tyler Junior College
Kinshasa
Zaire
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Rhodesia
Abilene, Tex
West Central Texas Oil and Gas Association
Emil Ogden
U S Plans 20 Million Aid Start For Lebanon Recovery
The State Department backs a modest 20 million dollar relief aid for Lebanon to seed a broader reconstruction program possibly reaching hundreds of millions. The UN would use the funds in a 50 million relief and refugee air plan proposed by UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim.
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Washington
State Department
Lebanon
United Nations
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Officials face courts-martial in Marine recruit death case
House panel to probe recruitment practices and death of Marine recruit from Lufkin Texas with hearings set in two weeks. Marines announce general courts martial for Captain and two drill sergeants and special court martial for another sergeant over the training incident that killed 20 year old McClure.
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Lufkin
Tex
Charles Wilson
Dtex
House
East
Texas
Wilson
House Armed Services
Lucien Nedzi
D-Mich
Camp Pendelton
San Diego
Calif
McClure
Houston
Set. H.E. Aguilar
Bay Area Firm Charged in $3 Million Soviet Exports
A Sunnyvale company I.J. Industries Inc and six associates face a federal indictment for illegally exporting $3 million in advanced electronics equipment to the Soviet Union. The probe cites fictitious firms and a circuitous chain through the US Canada Switzerland and West Germany.
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Bernard Hurwitz
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Bay Area
Soviet Union
U.S
James H. Daffer
Gerald R. Starck
I.J
Carl E. Storey
Patrick O'Conner
Richard Mueller
Friedrich Linnhoff
Volker Nast
United States
Russia
Canada
Switzerland
West Germany
Intelligence abuses spark fight over monitoring of spy agencies
The Senate intelligence committee ends its 896 page report with calls for a strong congressional watchdog panel to monitor spy agencies. Congress splits as the Rules Committee defeats full powers for the panel, proposing a study group instead. GOP opposition emerges from Tower and Goldwater while most panel members back a new permanent committee.
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David C. Martin
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
Special Congressional Panel
CIA
FBI
National Security Agency
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Mondale
Senate Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Dick Clark
Lowa
Howard W. Cannon
Dnev
Clark
Intelligence Committee
Senate
U.S
John Tower
Texas
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Weatherman testimony on Gulf winds before rig sinking inquiry
Edmund A. DiLoreto of the National Weather Service testified about forecasts predicting winds up to 30 mph that night of April 15, while gusts reached 92 mph. He said the forecast was justified and cited data showing the gulf weather's limited scope for long range prediction.
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New Orleans
National Weather Service
San Antonio
Tex
Gulf
Edmund A. _ DiLoreto
Coast Guard Board of
Texas
di Loreto
Diloreto
The
Weather Service
DiLoeto
Gulf Marine
Cient
Gulf of Mexico
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Syria
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Duval County Conservation and Reclamation District
N.Y
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Jordan
Garza Strip
Palestine Liberation Organization
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George Bush
Vietnam
Mexico
Immigration and Naturalization Service
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Harold L. Bronson
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