Democrats’ liberal wing reshapes race into political chess match
The Massachusetts resuls set off a liberal maneuvering game as Jackson wins and Carter falters. Bayh plans role shifts while Udall seeks New York delegates, with Church entering late and Shriver and Harris campaigning on. Florida looms as decisive for Carter and Wallace. Illinois and North Carolina primaries follow.
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May drop out Bayh the big loser in Mass primary
The Vermont and Massachusetts results leave Birch Bayh in seventh place with five percent, suggesting a possible exit from the race. Several Democrats hailed momentum for candidates like Jackson, Udall, Carter, and Shriver, while Ford led Reagan in Massachusetts with about sixty percent.
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Strike settles at U.N. headquarters in Europe
A week long strike by about 2000 general services UN staff in Geneva paralysed operations at the Palace of Nations. Officials announced a settlement as meetings were canceled and power and heat remained limited until details were released.
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Laird Seen As Possible Ford Cabinet Pick
Washington sources say Melvin Laird could be named to a government post before the Wisconsin primary on April 6. The report notes a routine background check and mentions Henry Kissinger may hold a part time role, with an investigative panel reviewing the appointment.
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Tuesday primary results across states and candidates
Massachusetts voters weighed in with Udall and Wallace close behind in the Democratic tally while Ford led Republicans with 62 percent and Reagan trailing. Vermont's Carter dominated the Democratic contest. Ford also carried the GOP. Washington State previews and New Yorks 39th District race wrap the national results.
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Quote on victory and transparency from US lawmakers
Sen. Henry M. Jackson claims victory and unity after the Massachusetts Democratic primary and promises Americans will be brought back together. He urges Lockheed to reveal all facts promptly. Sen. William Byuxcaire criticizes delays in disclosing bribe inquiries involving the aircraft maker.
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Hearst lawyers attack evidence in bank robbery case
In San Francisco US District Judge Oliver J. Carter held an evidentiary hearing outside the jury as Hearst defense counsel sought to suppress key documents and notes arguing the search at the Harrises’ San Francisco apartment was illegal. Bailey contends the government cannot use material from the SLA era while Browning counters with a list of documents found, including a Tenia manuscript, that could link Hearst to planned robberies.
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Daily Wat publication and pricing notes
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