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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1976

Page

5

Spotlight on Jimmy Carter as campaign unfolds

Washington Star notes Carter's emergence as the likely Democratic nominee and analyzes how his outsider image, timing, and campaign decisions may shape the fall race. It highlights pivotal primaries in Iowa Florida Pennsylvania and Ohio plus questions over his VP pick and campaign themes.

Carter Jimmy Carter George Wallace Scoop Jackson Mo Udall Humphrey-Hawkins Washington Iowa Florida George Corley Wallace Pennsylvania Ohio Georgia New York Wisconsin Morris Udall Michigan Birch Bayh Henry M. Jackson Wallace Hubert Humphrey Ford Ronald Reagan John Glenn Walter Mondale

Harbor Walls Jammed For View of Tall Ships

Baltimore hosted Operation Sail as five nations sent tall ships to the Inner Harbor with 350000 spectators. Vessels from Germany Romania Denmark Italy and Chile arrived amid rough seas and storms, while crowds crowded the walls awaiting public tours and planned visits by Schmidt Kissinger and Ford.

Baltimore Operation Sail Esmeralda Chile Poland Dar Pomorza Chesapeake Bay Germany Gorch Fock II Romania Mircea Bay U.S. Coast Guard Agile Danmark Denmark Italy Amerigo Vespucci Maryland Maritime Police Ft. McHenry Inner Harbor Helmut Schmidt Henry Kissinger Ford Gorch Fock

Mules bought to spare wagons from dog food fate

Twenty one mules from the bicentennial wagon train were purchased for 200 dollars each by the Women's Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Valley Forge to prevent them from being sold at auction for dog food. Governor Shapp supported the action urging careful disposition.

Valley Forge Women’s Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Robert Hudson Hudson Shapp Marland C. France Doylestown

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