Moderates End 44-Year Socialist Rule in Sweden
A three party moderate coalition won a national election in Sweden ending 44 years of Socialist governance. Stocks rose on the victory seen as a boost to private investment. Prime Minister Olof Palme promised to resign after a cabinet meeting later today.
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United States
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France
Britain
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TUC
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Gallup Poll Shows Democrats Lead House Races
The Gallup poll indicates the Democratic Party holds a strong lead in the 1976 House races with a 57 to 34 percent advantage over Republicans and a history of controlling the chamber in most recent decades. It notes regional patterns, sample size, and methodology while outlining implications for the national election.
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N.J
Jimmy Carter
House of Representatives
Congress
Democratic Party
Gallup
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Ford and Carter lead campaign sprint to Philadelphia debate
Ford polishes his debate lines while Carter revives whistle stop campaigning in Eastern states. Carter trains through New Jersey and Pennsylvania, with Mondale and Dole trading tax reform clashes as the first debate nears in Philadelphia.
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Mondale
New York
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Congress
Carter Tax Plan Uproar Sparks Campaign Debate
AP analysis shows the tax overhaul dispute centers on campaign tactics and interpretation rather than specifics. Carter refuses to pledge lower taxes for the middle to low income while promising reform to shift burden to higher earners amid a Ford Dole push and debate looming.
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Bob Dole
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Ford
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Kissinger Aides Claim Progress In Rhodesia Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger flew to Zambia and urged progress toward black majority rule in Rhodesia and South-West Africa. He met with Rhodesian PM Ian Smith and South African PM John Vorster after talks in Pretoria. A plan involves a two year clock, Geneva conference, expanded black participation, and a $2 billion fund for white emigration and development.
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South Africa
Henry A. Kissinger
Zambia
Rhodesia
South-West Africa
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Lusaka
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Ian D. Smith
John Vorster
Smith
Salisbury
Rhodesian Front Party
Geneva
United States
Britain
Auction draws large crowd for Carter Hall contents
A huge crowd gathered Saturday for the auction of the contents of historic Carter Hall in Millwood. Photos and feature on Page featuring the event and local interest.
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Millwood
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