Schlesinger weighs China arms aid in U S policy
Former Defense Secretary James R Schlesinger urged careful consideration of military aid to China saying it should not move toward making Beijing a quasi ally. He noted speculation on arms but insisted there was no formal proposal and planned a trip to China this summer.
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Brown out attracts Democrats to caucuses statewide
Brown led in turnout at weekend delegate caucuses for the Democratic presidential race. Spokesman Fred Epstein said 10,074 people attended the initial delegate-selection events across 43 districts. Kantor cited enthusiasm for Brown’s campaign. statewide turnout reached about 24,000, with diverse caucus sizes in cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles, while other candidates drew far smaller crowds.
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Rockefeller defends energy plan as essential to security
Vice President Rockefeller defended the energy independence plan as needed for national security and denied it is a 100 billion blank check. He argued government participation is necessary to finance risky projects and accelerate development despite concerns from Senator Proxmire about potential overreach.
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Poll backs Ford in US leader poll overshadowing rivals
A cross section of distinguished Americans backed Gerald Ford for president in a US News and World Report poll of about 1,400 leaders. Ford led with 30.9 percent as first choice among Republicans, Humphrey was second with 16.2 percent as Democrats’ first choice, Reagan 9.3 percent, Connally 9.3 percent, Carter 11.2 percent, and Jackson 12.8 percent among the listed groups.
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Jackson Attacks Carter Judgment in Indiana Primary
The Indiana campaign day featured Henry M Jackson accusing Carter of flawed judgment and international embarrassment. Carter apologized for remarks on Humphrey and a separate comment about Solzhenitsyn. Rea gan invited Solzhenitsyn to the White House but declined. Udall campaigned in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh as Jackson sought Humphrey supporters in Pennsylvania.
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