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WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1976
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Church wins in Nebraska
Ford, Reagan split
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Sears had no comment on West
Virginia.
Presidential Press Secretary
Ron Nessen said Ford was
happy with the results in West
Virginia, but had no comment
on Nebraska.
Asked what he would do to
change Ford as a candidate,
Morton replied: “I’m not going
to rearrange the furniture on
the deck of the Titanic.” He did
not elaborate.
dieted it would carry him to
victories in upcoming primaries
in the northwest and eventually
at the Democratic National
Convention. “I’m stunned,” he
said in Omaha.
The President’s campaign
manager, Rogers C. B. Morton,
blamed the President’s Ne
braska defeat on what he called
the “domino” effect of Reagan’s
victories in the past two weeks
in Texas, Indiana, Georgia and
Alabama. Morton said losses
were “always disappointing”
and said the President must win
in his home state of Michigan
next week to “prove he’s vi
able.”
On Tuesday, a dozen con
gressional Republicans au
thored a statement supporting
Ford for the nomination,
acknowledging that they did so
because of his string of primary
losses.
“I started four weeks ago and
came from nowhere,” he said.
“Nobody thought we had a
chance.”
The statement praised Ford’s
vetoes of Democratic spending
legislation and said Ford has
worked effectively “for a strong
national defense and a viable
and sustainable economy.”
Church, meanwhile, called
his victory a miracle and pre-
Udall said his showing in
Connecticut and Church’s in
Nebraska marked “the end of a
wholesale stampede to the Car
ter bandwagon.” The Arizona
congressman said it would give
him a real chance to upset Car
ter in Michigan next week.
Carter summed up his night
by saying: “Well, I can’t win ’em
all.”
He said Church “has done a
good job,” and added: “When I
come in even with as good a
candidate as Sen. Church or as
fine a campaigner as Con
gressman Udall, that’s still a
good showing.”
In state contests, John D.
Rockefeller IV won the Demo
cratic nomination for governor
of West Virginia and will face
former Gov. Cecil Underwood,
who won the Republican con
test.
In Nebraska, Rep. John W.
McCollister won the GOP
nomination to run for the seat of
retiring Republican Sen.
Roman C. Hruska. Mayor Ed
ward Zorinsky of Omaha led for
the Democratic nomination.
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UNITED NATIONS, N Y. — Al
though only a few weeks on the job,
U.S. Ambassador William Warren
Scranton is winning rave reviews
from his U.N. colleagues.
His soft-spoken, even-handed ap
proach is credited with stilling the
U. S.-Third World tempest that blew
up after his predecessor, Daniel Pat
rick Moynihan, adopted a sharp
answer-back strategy against those
who criticized the United States.
“People tell me there’s a great
deal more effort going on to try to
temporize statements, resolutions,
etc., than has previously been the
case,” Scranton said in a recent
interview with The Associated
Press.
Does he believe his low-key style
has contributed to this change?
“The answer to that would au
tomatically be put down as egotisti
cal, but I’ll try,” Scranton said. “The
sensitivities I get from the others is
yes, that this has helped.
“They know that I’m sincerely in
terested in listening and wanting to
know what their thinking is, and
likewise that I’m very straightfor
ward in putting forth what the U.S.
stands for and why.”
There is little question that a large
measure of Scranton’s attraction
stems from the fact that Moynihan
rankled both allies and opponents
alike with his well-publicized sallies
against Third World and Communist
targets. Scranton goes to great
lengths to str ess that he is not critical
of his predecessor.
“Moynihan made a vigorous im
pression here,” Scranton said. “I’ve
said many times there was a lot of
excellent things he did — most out
standingly the reinvocation of the
pride of American people in them
selves, which I thought was a tre
mendous boost.”
He emphatically added that “if the
U.S. is strongly attacked here, I will
do likewise.”
But in the busy delegates’ lounge
of the U.N. skyscraper on the East
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drawing praise.
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Richard, who publicl
Moynihan as a hip-shootiij
Earp, said of Scranton: “Hei
have made a splendid stmt 1
U.N. I have great reaped r
and considerable admiratim
way he has taken to his jot [
my views are shared bym
colleagues at the U.N.”
Such words are strongs^
diplomats, who normally!
public evaluation of one
Privately, the raves are
strained.
“The change in atmosdi
markable,” said a West!
envoy. “He’s done
amount in the last monthtol
U.S. back into the mainstra
United Nations.”
The Europeans are nol
finding a change ofatmospli
Scranton — a 59-year
lawyer, patrician, stalest
former Pennsylvania govt
moved into the llth-Soor
sador’s suite at the U.S.it
"He has handled his jot
nity and with serious inters
ing to find a solution to tie p
here,” said Ambassador
Hamid Sharaf of Jordan
The only possible excliij
the chorus of praise aretkd
who were solidly suppm
M oynihan.
Scranton arrived at
Nations preceded by his ffi
a more “even-handed”U.S,]
policy — meaning lessen!
pro-Israeli. And in his
major Security Council add
told the Israelis that tier
ments on the occupiedwei
Jordan were illegal andanok
a Mideast peace
Scranton, however, caS
against a resolution com
raeli practices in the oaj|
ritories.
More recently, Scranta
reaffirmed the U.S. condem
the U.N. resolution e
Zionism with racism. Heci
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the address with a charade | n ' on .
conciliatory tone:
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said not out of anger or w
righteousness, but as a d« I 4 ™ 501
expression of concern fort
rity and vitality of the Ut
tions system.”
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personal brand of quiet
are cited by diplomatstoi
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