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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1976

Page

3

Carter defends housing stance amid ethnic purity controversy

Presidential contender Jimmy Carter says he has no apology for his housing position and supports government pressure to overcome discrimination while preserving neighborhood ethnic character. He faced criticism from rivals Udall and Jackson as Ford and Reagan traded lines on housing, Panama Canal policy, and Kissinger.

Jimmy Carter Carter American Society of Newspaper Editors Neighrhoods Ford Govi Ford Ty Port Eee

Demo candidates skip editors convention over TV picket lines

Four Democratic presidential candidates could not address the American Society of Newspaper Editors as a TV picket by NBC technicians and engineers blocked access. A temporary restraining order against NABET ended the strike’s front of the hotel obstruction, but the candidates answered questions via telephone hookup. The NLRB filed the petition, calling the action a secondary boycott.

Morris K D-Ariz Ben Henry M. Jackson Dash Sande Udell Udall Carter Jackson As Association of Broadcast NABET National Broadcasting Co NBC Ford Washington Fom National Association of Broadcast Employes American Society of Newspaper Editors Warren A. Phillips Society Phillips Jimmy Carter Morris K. Udall Frank Church U.S Gerhard A. Gesell National Labor Relations Board

Funds flow to campaigns delayed by FEC reform split

Washington reports that a Senate House conference committee crafted a compromise to restructure the Federal Election Commission after the Supreme Court stripped its disbursement powers. The plan aims to satisfy judicial objections but may invite a presidential veto amid broader reforms. In Sacramento, FPPC dismissed an ethics complaint against Assemblyman Bob Badham over newsletters mailed at public expense during his Congressional bid.

Washington Federal Election Commission Senate House Conference PEC Supreme Court High Court FEC Congress Badham Sacramento State Fair Political Practices Commission Bob Badham Orange County Harry Jeffrey Laguna Beach

Kennedy Won't Attend Democratic Flags? Fringe Wordplay

Fragmented notes reveal Edward Kennedy stating he will not attend the Democratic fete. The text references a flap over Carter's ethnic purity remark and a January raiser in Attayaa, with unclear context and several garbled terms.

Edward Kennedy Attayaa Carter

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