Ford and Reagan duel for Missouri delegates at GOP convention
In Springfield Missouri Ford and Reagan campaigned for Missouri 19 uncommitted delegates. Ford declared I can be elected while Reagan pitched himself as the stronger challenger to Carter. Carter meanwhile eyed a big margin in Georgia and prepared to meet Wallace in Montgomery and Udall in New York as party divisions continued at state and national conventions.
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Springfield
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Tomina Hom
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California
Hall
Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Carter
Alabama
George Wallace
Montgomery
Ala
Jake Sears
Associated Press
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Sears
Trey
Dover
Del
Delaware
New York City
Milwaukee
Adlai Stevensom III
Jimiy Ie
Eameond Brown Jr
Udall
Ellen McCormack
Mic
Ohio Supreme Court opens criminal court to public and press
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that criminal court proceedings must be open to the public and press to prevent secrecy from masking corruption by police prosecutors and judges. Chief Justice ONeill emphasized constitutional protections and the need for reporting pretrial hearings, trials, and judicial conduct to inform citizens.
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Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Sigma Delta Chi
Dayton
Peblic
High Court
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Cedars
U.S
C. William O'Neill
Mnet
Jmstice
Neill
Democrats Craft Platform With Jobs and Community Ally Promise
The Democratic platform draft seeks to make the party an active ally of communities and to push for job creation and living wages. Governor Michael Dukakis reports near unanimity on economic and physical provisions while Carter allies influence, as open drafting proceeds ahead of the July national convention.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Sabcommittee
Michael Dukakis
Massachusetts
Carter
Morrisdall
Lee
Henry Jackson
Dukakis
Cartet
Sex charges probe broadens in Rep Young case
Justice Department will examine sex allegations against Rep. Jake Young of Corpus Christi Texas as ethics officials review potential misconduct. The probe follows claims by Colleen Gardner that Young pressured sexual favors with threats and salary boosts. Young denies wrongdoing and says the ethics committee will decide next steps. Gardner's attorney says the allegations implicate workplace coercion and abuse of power, with Gardner previously working in Young's district office.
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Pleymais
Bel Specretom
Jake Young
Corpusg Ciieti
Tex
Young
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D-Oyle
Hays
Ellenbear Ray
Capitol Hill
Ethics Committee
Colleen Gardner
Haya
Haye T O
House
Gardner
Lot Rosen
Madle
Gardiner
Wishingtom-arex
George Denton
Singer Claudine Longet Buys $153,000 Ski Resort Home
Claudine Longet, the singer actress awaiting trial on a manslaughter charge, bought a two story residence in a Rocky Mountain ski resort for 153000. Pitkin County Records show the June 3 purchase as she faces the March 21 shooting death of professional skier Wladimir Sabich. The home sits about three miles from where Sabich’s companion was found shot.
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Rocky Mountain
Pitkin County
Miss Longet
Wladimir
Spider
Sabich
Moynihan Receives Honorary Degree Amid Campus Protests
In Columbus Ohio Ohio State University trustees awarded former United Nations ambassador Daniel Patrick Moynihan an honorary degree at the spring commencement despite protests from two board members. Moynihan delivered the address as demonstrators gathered outside the stadium for a renamed ceremony. A protest read The Negro Family A Case for Action and a Nixon era memo mentioned benign neglect on race policy.
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Columbus, Ohio
United Naions
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Ohio Bate University
Moynihan
Queen honors Britten and peers in mid year list
LONDON AP reports Queen Elizabeth II released the mid-year Honors List. Benjamin Britten is elevated to the peerage, becoming the first person honored for musical achievement. The celebrated pianist turned composer is recognized for operas, choral works, and orchestral pieces including Peter Grimes.
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London
Benjamin Britten
Emgland
Venice
Strom will lead three nation visit to Poland Romania Yugoslavia
President assistant announces that Strom will depart Washington for a three day trip visiting Poland Romania and Yugoslavia. The trip aims to discuss security and regional issues with Polish Romanian and Yugoslav leaders.
Rep Wayne Hays Recovering After Overdose Incident
Rep Wayne Hays shows improvement after an overdose of sleeping pills. Doctors say he remains in a hospital bed, able to complain about everything as he fights a toxic level of Dalmane. The case stems from a personal relationship with Elizabeth Ray and payroll salary allegations, with officials weighing his chairmanship and potential resignation.
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Barnesville
Ohio
Wayne Hays
Hays
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Phillips
Rabon Viwart
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Haysould
St Gaye
Wrld
Congress
Washington
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House Administration
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Elizabeth Ray
Miss Ray
Hayskis
Phillipe
Rom Presbyterian Hospital
Pittsburgh
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St. Hays
Pat
Wee
Carol Gun . Leraem
Clawson
Mra Flay
Jack Anderson
Ray
Senate edges toward vote on 6.7 billion military aid bill
A Senate nearing approval fights over a 6.7 billion foreign military aid bill. Amendments trimmed support to Southern Africa and reduced total relief to about 4 billion once credits and defense aid are counted. Key provisions curb weapons sales to Chile and restrict arms deliveries to avoid proliferation, with aid shifts affecting Israel Egypt and other nations.
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Tetter
Aiken
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Isral
Egypt
Iil
Tacael
Arma
Congress
U.S. Arme
Chile
West Germany
France
Brazil
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