Carter Escorted Through Scranton Crowd After Abortion Protest
Democratic candidate Carter faced a hostile crowd in Scranton as Secret Service formed a ring to shield him from protesters shouting antiabortion slogans. He sustained minor injuries during the tussle but continued his campaign, planning meetings with workers and unemployed factory laborers before a Washington speech.
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Secret Service
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Aoe Streta
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Washington
Paradelpnia
Philadelphia
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Kim
U’ai
Whicch
Senate rejects automatic pay hike for Congress
The Senate voted 46 to 25 to block the automatic 4.8 percent pay raise for all federal officials, including members of Congress, pending a House-Senate conference on the 1977 appropriations bill. House action had blocked raises for Congress and top officials. debate focused on fairness and political optics.
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Congress
Senate
House
Robert A. Tait
Ohle
House-Senate
Ernest F. Hollings
T.S.C
Senate Legislate
Hays in Minor Crash After Career Fallout
Wayne L. Hays suffered minor injuries in a Wheeling area crash and admitted fault. The former congressman, 65, is hospitalized with bruises and expected to be released soon, while authorities noted citations are unlikely absent serious injuries.
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Ohio
Wayne L. Hays
Hays
Congress
Richard Phillips
Wheeling
W.a
Ohio River
Uchart
Ohio County
Teputy
Bob Bell
Bell
Ehrlichman Must Serve Jail Term
Former White House aide John Ehrlichman is ordered to start a 20 month federal prison sentence by September 17 for approving a burglary by government operatives against psychiatrist Dr Lewis J Fielding. Ehrlichman, living in Santa Fe since 1974, was convicted in the White House Plumbers case and has been free on bond.
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White House
Jobn D. Ehrlichman
New Te
Santa Fe
Gerhard A. Gesell
Ehrlichman
Lewis J. Fielding
Pentagon
Daniel Ellsberg
Fafford
Itichiman
Humphrey Hawkins jobs bill watered down in House push
The Humphrey Hawkins Jobs bill, a key Democratic platform plank, faces a watered down revision pushed by Rep Adjustus F Hawkers and Sen Hubert A Humphrey as they seek committee approval. Critics warn costs could rise and inflation risk. revisions narrow goals and delay last resort public works jobs while boosting private sector growth through spending.
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O-Calif
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O-Mina
House Education and Labor Committee
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