Carter weighs Mondale as VP running mate choice
AP report from Hershey Pennsylvania outlines Jimmy Carter’s plan to interview at least five vice presidential prospects before the DemocraticNational Convention. Mondale remains a leading candidate, with Muskie testing compatibility and ongoing polls showing Brown and Church as top VP preferences among delegates.
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Ler Mondale
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H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Associated Press
California
Edmunrd G. Brown Jr
Frank Church
Tolabo
Church
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Eur
Altes Brown
Adlai Stevenson JH
Illinois
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Reagan on national TV in bid for delegates
Reagan plans a half hour TV address to win uncommitted GOP delegates before the convention. He contrasts his themes of government excess and tax policy with President Ford’s Bicentennial exposure, saying the speech will stress what America is and should be.
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Lynda Fillmone
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Ronald Reagan
California
Hollywood
Ford
Reagan Epidertes
Kansas City
Pre Relateve
America
Tle
White preacher's wife faces trial in killing of black man
In Henderson North Carolina the trial of Sandra Dupree, 33, wife of Free Will Baptist minister Harvey Dupree, began with jury selection in Vance County Superior Court. The case stems from the March shooting of Harry Lee Dickens in Scotland Neck. Police monitored coast to coast demonstrations as a tent city of about 30 Black protesters demanded equal justice, while arson damaged a protest tent.
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Henderson
N.C
APY
Jacers
Sandra Dupree
Vance County
Dupree
Arthur Vann Dt
Vann
WBS
Duprees
Tour
Harvey Dupree
Harry Lee Dickens
U.S. Post Office
Xeps
Scotland Neck
Light quake shakes northern California in brief tremor
A light earthquake estimated near 3.5 on the Richter scale struck northern California late Monday, centered near Croville north of Sacramento. No damage reported. second quake in a month, with June 14 event of similar magnitude noted by USGS official Leroy Irby.
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Golden, Cola
California
National Earthquake Information Service
Leroy Irby
U.S. Geological Survey
Croville
Calif
Sacramento
Iran
San Francisco
Soviet soybeans sale in U S deal sparks questions
The Agriculture Department announced a sale of about 200 million dollars worth of 00,080 metric tons of soybeans to an American company. The department did not identify the buyer and said the sale would help manage a large carryover risk of 100 million bushels. Officials stressed the United States can handle the sale easily.
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Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
Aoe Verites
Cease-fire talks falter as Lebanon fighting escalates
Lebanon reports say leftist Palestinians drive into Christian areas from the north, seizing Chekka and nearing Amphit while Christian forces counter and a ceasefire plan is postponed indefinitely. More than 100 killed, Red Cross convoy halted amid renewed clashes around Beirut and the Tal Zaalar Refugee Camp.
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Associated Press
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Chekka
Beirut
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Tripoli
Arab League
Mahmoud Riad
Damascus
Yanir Arafat
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Byria
Riad
Tal Zaalar
Beirul
Red Cross
Tacre
German led hijack team identified in Paris report
Paris police identify Wilfried Boese a 27 year old German as leader of a hijack gang linked to the national terrorist known as Carlos. Boese was arrested in Paris last year for firing two bazooka rockets at an Israel airliner at Orly airport the rockets missed and hit a Yugoslav plane. He was released for lack of proof and expelled to Germany. Carlos or Vlych Ramirez Sanchez is wanted by France since 1975 over killings of French security men.
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Brench
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Carlos
Boess
Israel
Orly
Boese
Vlych Ramirez Sanchez
Awe
Israel holds hero burial for Entebbe raid commando
American born Israeli Lt Col Yonatan Netanyabu, the sole commando killed during the Entebbe raid, receives a hero's funeral in Tel Aviv. Two of three Israeli civilians killed in the gun battle are buried with military honors as Israel praises the raid's daring, while threats and international reactions spread across the region.
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Herae
Israel
Yonatan Netanyabu
Uganda
Entebbe
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Morechai Piron
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Lebanon
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Yeraeli
Asein
Air France
International Red Cross
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Arab League
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U.N
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Kenya
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Ford
Israeli raid stirs East Africa rift over Entebbe action
The Entebbe Airport raid heightens tensions between Uganda and Kenya as Idi Amin accuses Kenya of collusion after Israeli rescue operations. Nairobi hosts touched planes en route. Amin and Ugandan forces deny air power to attack Kenya, amid broader regional strain and historic disputes.
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Asmodaiad
Nairobl
Kenya
Uganda
Entebbe
Ligaida
Idi Amin
Nairobi
Amin
Tanzania
East African Economic Community
Amlin
Daily newspaper item with garbled OCR
The fragment notes a daily publication with weekly and monthly pricing details and mentions a labor bureau. It is a damaged OCR snippet lacking clear names, events, or dates, but indicates regular printing and subscription rates across weeks and months.
Texas rangers lose guns at Fort McHenry event
Ranger George A. Howorth Jr. of Big Berd National Park Texas reported a theft of a 387 magnum revolver and a .45 pistol from his hotel room during a bi centennial celebration in Baltimore. Ranger Thomas J. McDaniel logged $240 in traveler's checks missing. The two rangers form part of a 35 strong force assigned to Fort McHenry over the weekend.
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Texas
Ft. McHenry
George A. Howorth Jr
Big Berd National Park
Tex
Soman
Haworth
Thomas J. McDaniel
Austria prepares for Carinthian Summer Festival event
OSSIACH Austria AP reports the 1976 Carinthian Summer Festival will be staged in Ossiach from June 3 to August 38 noting a regional cultural celebration with concerts and performances across the season.
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Ossiach
Austria
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