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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1976

Page

3

California delegates complete, Haerle left off presidential slate

California's selections for the Democratic and Republican national conventions are mostly set with 70 Democratic delegates finalized. Paul Haerle, Republican Party chair, was excluded from alternates. Jesse Unruh, longtime state treasurer and former assembly speaker, was also left out of the at large delegation despite previous Carter support. Reagan loyalists secured Republican delegates and party posts.

California Jesse Unruh Paul Haerle Republican Party Ronald Reagan Haerle Reagan Ford Unruh California Assembly Carter Los Angeles New York City Brown U.S California _steck committee California Republicas Michael Curb Virginia Rice Hanford

Carter says Christians may disobey civil authorities if against God

Plains Georgia Jimmy Carter in a brief news conference urged Christians to obey civil authorities but be ready to face consequences if government actions conflict with the will of God He cited Reinhold Niebuhr and his Baptist faith and noted his delegate lead in the race toward the Democratic nomination with fundraisers upcoming.

California Georgia Jimmy Carter Carter Buck Gov. Brown Plains Bill Carter Cratic Plains Baptist Church New York Reinhold Niebuhr Niebuhr Ford Ronald Reagan Lipshutz Chica

Platform goals cited by Demos

Washington AP Democratic Party Chairman Robert Strauss said Americans want to confront major problems like health care unemployment and housing and are willing to fund solutions. He framed the Democratic platform as goals not immediate measures with plans to finance via tax reform and revenue boosts.

Washington Democratic Party Chaian Robert Straubs NBC Meet the Press Strauss

Fund raisers help trim Carter debt

Atlanta AP report says Democratic frontrunner Jimmy Carter cut campaign debt with recent fund-raisers. Treasurer Robert Lipshutz reports two weeks of receptions raised 300000 to 400000, a 1000-a-plate Asheville dinner may cover the rest, and he aims to raise 1 million from fund-raisers.

Atlanta Jimmy Carter Robert Lipshutz Lipshutz Asheville N.C

Kissinger Maintains Broad Public Support Amid Criticism

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger continues to receive a favorable job rating from the American public, with about 55 percent positive. While Ford faces opposition over his removal, most Republicans and Reagan backers oppose replacing Kissinger, and his handling of foreign policy receives generally positive marks though criticisms persist on relations with Congress and arms negotiations with the Russians.

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Kissinger Sees Common Ground with Carter on Foreign Policy

London reports Henry Kissinger, aboard his Air Force plane, weighs Carter’s foreign policy stance after Carter’s New York speech drafted with Zbigniew Brzezinski. Kissinger suggests closer alliances, cautious Russia policy, and help for the disadvantaged, while noting Carter’s openness to ending the lone ranger approach.

London Henry Kissinger Jimmy Carter Singer Harvard Zbignian Pirezinski Kissinger Lone Ranger

Nixon Agnew not included for GOP convention tickets

Washington AP Former President Richard Nixon and former Vice President Spiro Agnew were not among former Republican national candidates given convention tickets. An RNC spokesman said the ticket question did not arise with the arrangements committee. Alf Landon and Barry Goldwater will get six tickets each, while Cabot Lodge and William Miller will receive two passes apiece.

Washington Richard Nixon Spiro Agnew Republican National Committee Nixon Agnew GOP Alf Landon Barry Goldwater Cabot Lodge Willam Miller

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