Ford tops 1000 delegates as GOP rally gains
The Associated Press reports Ford surpasses 1000 delegates after 18 at large Minnesota picks push his total to 1 001 with Reagan at 109 and 143 delegates still to be chosen. Brown says he will support Carter if Carter wins the nomination and declines to concede the Democratic race.
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Court invokes 110 year old law in ruling on private schools
The Supreme Court 7 to 2 holds that the Civil Rights Act of 1866 protects private racially exclusive schools that open admissions to all, while white workers win a separate ruling asserting the act also guards whites from job discrimination. Justice Marshall writes for the majority. White and Rehnquist dissent on the private contract issue.
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McCarthy Faces Quiet Calif Campaign Swing as Independent Hope
Former senator Eugene McCarthy campaigned in Northern California with a low profile, avoiding rallies and crowds. He argued he seeks the presidency as an independent not aligned with a party, saying voters tire of current nominees and will turn to him. He held a news conference and a small fundraising dinner near the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Senate House panel approves B1 bomber despite opposition
A Senate House conference committee authorized production of the new B1 bomber, but the clash over the program continues. The deal includes plans for five B2 planes, a 2 billion cost, and initial production spending. Senator Culver criticized the move, warning taxpayers face a 22 billion bill unless reversed. The conference also settled on a 6.7 billion Navy shipbuilding package including a Trident submarine and carrier advances.
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Betty Ford in Minnesota rally defends husband campaign
First Lady Betty Ford told Minnesota delegates she is “alone, doing the best I can” as she campaigned while President Ford works on business in Washington. She noted he will not appear in person due to a six nation conference in Puerto Rico and the campaign pace was left to her surrogate appearance.
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Pearl Bailey to keynote Connecticut Republican convention
Hartford dispatch reports singer Pearl Bailey will be the keynote speaker at Connecticut's Republican Convention amid calls for fresh faces. Lowell Weicker announced Bailey's July 16 appearance and noted changes from past keynote choices as delegates prepare to select 35 delegates to the national convention. The report also mentions replacements and scheduling notes regarding other party figures and events.
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