Reagan Widens Lead in Virginia Party Chairmen Poll
In an Associated Press survey of Virginia city and county chairmen, Reagan led the Republican field with 56 first place votes (47 percent), Connally trailed at 14 percent, and Bush and Dole followed. Carter led Democrats with 57 percent, Kennedy 23 percent, and Moynihan and Jackson also received first-place votes.
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Castro Returns to Cuba Ends Midtown Frozen Zone
Fidel Castro abruptly left New York City ending a three day visit. Barricades were removed around Cuba’s UN Mission as federal officers ended the armed vigil. Castro’s jet flew to Havana after a dawn departure from Kennedy Airport.
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