Trouble flags flying for Carter in tight 1976 primaries
On May 24 1976 the day’s results showed Ford edging Reagan in several states while Carter posted landslides in Arkansas Kentucky and Tennessee. Oregon and Idaho reshaped the Democratic race with Church and Brown gaining against Carter. Delegates shifted, California looms, and the nominating battle heads toward June 8.
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Hagerstown
Carter
White House
Frank Church
Californa
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Tennessee
Kentucky
Oregon
Arkansas
Church
Brown
Nevada
Idaho
Reagan
Ilso
Ieader
Gere
California
Carnapa
Georgia
Coureh
Morris
Udall
Alabama
Wallace
Pleagan
Brag i
Chutch
Kissinger reassures CENTO allies on U S policy strength
In London Kissinger told CENTO delegates from Turkey Pakistan Iraq Britain that U S foreign policy remains steady despite an election year. He outlined enduring principles including solidarity with allies and using American strength to secure peace and reduce tensions. Thatcher met him and discussed NATO and Soviet expansion.
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London
Central Treaty Organization
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Turkey
Pakistan
Iraq
Britain
United States
CENTO
Kissinger
Reed
Europe
Margaret Thatcher
Osto
Thatcher
Cuba pressured to pull troops from Angola
U S officials say pressure from numerous African nations and possibly the Soviet Union led Cuba to begin withdrawing its 15,000 troops from Angola. Kissinger called the move a positive development though a full pullout remains uncertain. Cuba may keep some advisers and slow the exit to help Luanda consolidate power.
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Soviet Union
Cuba
Angola
U.S
T 9
Africa
Henry A. Kissinger
Luxembeary
Havana
Olof Palme
Kissinger Macday
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Sowbhury Africa
Zambia
Tanzania
Mozambique
Luanada
Kissinger
Plato Poi
Castro
Tol
National Union
Luanda
Battle for Faraya: Christians Hold Key Lebanon Enclave
Edward Cody reports from Lebanon's Faraya where Christian forces defend a snowbound hilltop gateway northeast of Beirut as Moslem militia attackers press with artillery and rockets. Casualties mount in three weeks of fighting and a sniper duel unfolds amid shattered rock and sniper fire.
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Edward Cody
Proes Weiler
Faraya
Lebanon
Middle East
Beirut
Faruya
Christias
Moshem Bomib
Ardment
Christan
Abu Ibrahim
Bank of America
European identified as bomber at Tel Aviv airport
Security officials say a suitcase bomb killed a man and a security guard at Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv. The bomber arrived on an Austrian airliner from Vienna using a forged Dutch passport linked to Hugo Miller. A second bomb was found inert. PFLP claimed responsibility but details varied.
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Israel
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Europese
Austria
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Iran
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Ben-Gurion
International
Beirut
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
PFLP
Palestine Liberation Organization
New Delhi
Japan Air Lines
Indonesia
Singapore
Bangkok
Aeroflot
Hugo Miller
Erol Mes
Carlos
Europe
Reagan Gains Ground In California Primary Delegate Race
Partial returns from Tuesday show Reagan leading among Republicans in several states, with Ford and Carter competing for delegates. In California, Reagan leads with 22 delegates, Carter trails for Democrats, and the scene shifts across Oregon, Missouri and Nevada with fluctuating delegate totals and uncommitted slots.
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Reagan
Jimmy Carter
California
Oregon
Ford
Church
Carter
Nevada
Brown
Magna Carta arrives in the United States on display
British Prime Minister James Callaghan presented a golden Magna Carta replica to a U S congressional delegation at Westminster Hall. Speaker Carl Albert noted the charter's pivotal role, and an original vellum copy will be shown at the U S Capitol on June 3 after a return visit by British officials.
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London
James Calaghan
U.S
Callaghan
West‘Aninster
Carl Albert
U.S. Capitol
Washington
Albert
Rhodes
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