Carter widens lead after Pennsylvania primary upset
Jimmy Carter won Pennsylvania with 36 percent, defeating Henry M. Jackson as he consolidates momentum for a six week staggered primary push. He leads delegates amid opposition from union leaders and party forces and eyes Texas next.
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Humphrey weighs exploratory bid for Democratic nomination
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey hints at forming an exploratory committee to gauge a U S presidential run as pressure grows amid a faltering stop Carter effort in Pennsylvania. Nebraska races feature James Exon Gerald Whelan and others at the Jefferson Jackson Dinner May 7 in Omaha. Tickets 55 dollars, Bicentennial membership 200 dollars includes two tickets and reserved seating.
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