Reagan Favored In Four Of Six Delegates Today
Delegates contest tightens as Ford expands lead to 700 while Reagan seeks gains among uncommitted and in western states. New York shifts boost Ford, with 118 NY delegates moving toward him and Reagan holding 19. Ford camps aim to neutralize advances and protect momentum ahead of the convention.
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Ford
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
New York
Ings
Ford Campaign
John P. Sears
Pennsylvania
Ford lauds Kissinger as he campaigns in California
President Ford praises Secretary Kissinger and vows not to politicize foreign policy during a Los Angeles campaign tour. He cites SALT II talks with the Soviet Union as a test of resolve, says he would sign a potential accord for Senate ratification, and criticizes Reagan for pressuring a softer U.S. stance. Ford campaigns in San Diego and Van Nuys, stressing peace, prosperity, and national security amid primary competition with Reagan.
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Ronald Reagan
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Reagan
Greater
Los Angeles
van Nuys
San Diego
Navy League
Chamber of Commerce
Senate
Candidates favor more aid in UN survey
Three Democratic presidential hopefuls back increased U S foreign aid while Ford doubts domestic support and Reagan favors private investment The UN Association of the United States surveyed seven leading candidates in April Carter Udall and Church endorsed higher aid Wallace opposed the UN target of 07 percent of GNP Brown and Reagan did not respond and were drawn from other sources The 1975 U S aid totaled 83 7 billion about 025 percent of GNP Carter proposed about 05 percent Udall supported meeting the 07 percent target and Church offered no figure
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George Wallace
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Playboy Magazine
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Kissinger hails Castro withdrawal of Cuban troops from Angola
Secretary Kissinger called Castro’s claim of pulling out troops at about 200 men a week a positive development but said it is not enough for U.S. to normalize ties. A timetable showing progress could be acceptable, with a small technician presence possible. Analysts estimate up to 15,000 Cuban troops remain in Angola amid the civil war.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Fidel Castro
Angola
Kissinger
United States
Cuba
Africa
U.S
Stockholm
Washington
Weather Tonight and Wednesday Area Forecast
TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY LB AREA night and morning low clouds, otherwise fair. Low 58. High 78. MOUNTAINS fair, windy. Low 43. High 75. DESERTS fair, windy. Low 5. High 108.
Linda Hardy Death Prompts Custody Question
The notice discusses Linda Hardy who died of cancer and raises whether her wish to have her three children raised by a California couple will be honored. It frames a looming custody question tied to the late mother's final wishes and family arrangements.
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Linda Hardy
California
Concorde flights depart for Paris and London from Dulles
Two Concordes carrying paying passengers launched from Dulles International Airport, one Air France bound for Paris and the other British Airways bound for London. Security checks included baggage X rays and sniffing. The FAA noted the runway change did not affect noise monitoring. Crowds watched as the jets lifted off amid mixed reactions.
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United States
London
Paris
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Dulles International
British Airways
Dulles
Federal Aviation Administration
FFA
Suitcase bomb kills two at Tel Aviv airport
A woman security guard ordered a man to open luggage and a suitcase bomb exploded at Ben Gurion Airport, killing them and wounding ten. Police later found two more suitcases, one containing a bomb. debris and shattered windows flooded the terminal as witnesses described the chaotic scene. The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine claimed responsibility from Beirut.
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Israel
Ben Gurion
Beirut
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Hugo Miller
Tel Hashomer
Itnesses
Shot in back Kills Long Beach man near Peterson Ave
A 21-year-old Long Beach man, Tony Oliver Williams of 414 E. Rhea St., was shot once in the back and died at St. Mary Medical Center at 9 a.m. Witnesses heard 2 or 3 shots about 7:45 a.m. He ran down an alley east of Peterson, climbed a fence, and collapsed in the yard at 1466 Peterson Ave. Investigators found no suspects or motive.
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Peterson Ave
Tony Oliver Williams
E. Rhea St
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Wilams
Peterson Avenue
Hays calls for ethics probe in sex scandal
Rep Wayne Hays urged the House Ethics Committee to launch an immediate and thorough inquiry into allegations that Elizabeth Ray served as his mistress for a $14,000 annual staff post. DOJ's public integrity unit reportedly reviewed the case as Hays moved to clear his name and protect the House's integrity.
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Wayne L. Hays
House Ethics Committee
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Criminal Division
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House Administration Committee
Elizabeth Ray
United States
House of Representatives
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