Debate opens crucial stage of campaign in Philadelphia
The first Ford Carter debate in Philadelphia is seen as a turning point in the tight race. Carter holds a small lead in recent polls while Ford emphasizes economic fixes and steady leadership. Both camps expect the debate to shape voter impressions and potential momentum before 270 electoral votes decide the outcome.
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Kissinger Ends Africa Peace Mission With Hopeful Outlook
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger wrapped up a 10 day African peace shuttle in Nairobi and said he left with a warm feeling and hope. He pressed for Western Kenya support and met Kenyan President Jomo Kenyatta, receiving traditional dancers and a spear as a symbolic gesture. He planned to meet SWAPO leader Sam Nujoma in Washington or the UN within two weeks and noted Soviet pressure on regional settlements, while stressing independence and progress for his African hosts.
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Rhodesian caucus debates Kissinger plan for black majority rule
Prime Minister Smith led a party caucus meeting to review the British American plan for black majority rule in Rhodesia. He said the session received well but offered no cabinet or caucus decision and planned a radio broadcast to state the white minority regime’s stance. Opposition leaders labeled the plan flawed and ambiguous.
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Violence flares in white Johannesburg as police break up protests
Racial clashes erupt in Johannesburg with warning shots fired to disperse mainly black youths agitating against apartheid. Police report several shootings and stabbings, and hundreds are arrested or escorted into wagons as central streets seal off and ambulances rush the injured. eyewitnesses claim police fired on demonstrators while officials say hundreds gathered chanting anti white supremacy slogans.
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Lottery roundup from Maryland and Pennsylvania draws
Maryland weekly state lottery results list five and six digit combinations with numbers such as 6622 and 21038 and 939, while Pennsylvania posts six digit, eye digit and three digit results for the Big 8 contest and Barker's Daniel Jollery draws. The reports include multiple city datelines and AP attribution.
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