Democratic Platform Aims at Welfare Health Care and Jobs
Washington AP reports the Democratic platform aims for universal health insurance, welfare reform, and broader employment programs. Gov. Wendell Anderson, as platform chair, described the draft as practical and concise with emphasis on education, cost control, and targeted public works to cut unemployment. The plan envisions substantial spending and detente with adversaries, while opposing abortion rights limits and more energy regulation.
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Lee
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Salt
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Anderson
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Carter
Carlos Earlied
Erced Coor
Gvernmental
Saturn
Dekakin
Daniel Patrick Meysiham
Mabccermities
Gace Wen
Richard M. Nixon
le Tterati
Carter seeks New York delegates amid Democratic race
Carter intensified efforts to secure delegates with a New York appearance alongside Rep. Morris Udall and Gov. Jerry Brown as Carter’s rivals like Udall and Brown shift to support roles. Ford allied Republicans moved toward a more consolidated plan, while Reagan sought Midwest gains and denounced by rival contenders as the fight heads toward the convention.
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Simomy Carle
New York City
Morris K. Udall
California
Eteruod G. Brown Jr
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Carter
Udall
Ford
Sheahan
Civil Righie
Ronald Reagan
Iowa West
Missouri
Reagan
Mixwauri
Newsweek Magazine
Treasury
John Connally
NBC
Meet the Press
Andre Washington
Democratic Platform
Carlet
Delaware
New York
National Party
Brown
Wako Sea
Frank Church
Iowa
Church
Amd
Washington Sea
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Alabama
George Wallace
Montgomery
Rose Kennedy defends JFK as religious man
Rose Kennedy rebutts a Times column claiming Kennedy did not truly believe in his religion. She asserts the late president attended church regularly, spoke with Protestants in Houston, and valued religious practice in public life despiteReston's assertion that he did not truly believe.
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Jona
Kennedy
Maes
Ross Kennedy
James Reston
New York Times
Public Office
Jimmy Carter
Heston
Houston
Theie Gein
Reston
Cleaver’s Lawyer Seeks Exit From Oakland Case
Former Black Panther leader Berige Cleaver faces a potential delay as attorney George Hi gginson seeks withdrawal from the murder case arising from a shootout with Oakland police. Higgins cites irreconcilable differences with Cleaver’s defense and says other lawyers, including Howard Moore and Paris Kallman, may be considered. The pretrial turmoil unfolds amid a 1978 Marin County connection and ongoing courtroom hearings.
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Calif
Berige Cleaver
Gmikland Police
Cleaver
Cleavers
George ¥. Hi
Alameda
County
Jidgie Sigmelidem
Hetpes
Oakland Police
Higgine
Svatging
Boston
Kathleen
Howard Moore
Paris Kallman
Ure Beady
Marin County
Hattiane
Vincen
Chauver
Senate tackles tax bill in a rushed lift for cuts
Senate turns to a sprawling tax bill to extend current income tax cuts due to expire July 1. The 4700 page measure aims to limit tax avoidance for the wealthy while adding some breaks and removing others. Passage before July 1 is unlikely, with possible retroactive extension debated.
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Washington
Senate
Uus
Congress
House
Reporter Bolles dies from bombing injuries in midtown hotel
Police suspect a conspiracy in the death of ARIANA Republic reporter Bolles after a car bombing at a midtown hotel. Investigators detained Adamson on murder charges and probe possible links to a land fraud scheme and a shadowy crime network tied to greyhound racing interests.
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Arima Republic
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Adamson
Maricopa County
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Holles
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Goldwater
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Archer
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Baller
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Arizima
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Feck
Arima
Arkona
Red Warren
Phoenix
Ed ‘Lazar
Lazar
Warren
The
Arianna Hegublic
Coffee safety warning over TCE cancer risk in decaffeination
Washington reports the National Cancer Institute warns that the solvent trichloroethylene used in some decaffeination processes may pose cancer risks to humans. FDA notes no U.S. decaf coffee makers use TCE since July and seeks safer substitutes though two other solvents are also under safety review. Nestle and other brands faced concerns as testing and regulations continue.
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Food and Drug Administration
U.S
Allate
FDA
Nestle
Fragmented OCR Notice From Local Publication
OCR fragment describes a daily notice page with holidays and dates, mentions publication schedules and a monetary amount or price in unclear terms. It lists lodging or room numbers and a reference to an AP feed, with indecipherable names and locations. The readable bits imply a local public notice or classified item with unclear specifics.
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