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Carter / Vice President Choices / New York City #246857

CBS Evening News for Sunday, Jul 11, 1976
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(Studio) Report on Jimmy Carter.
REPORTER: Bob Schieffer

(NYC) Carter and family stroll down 5th Avenue after church services. Brunch held after services in honor of Democratic party chairperson, Robert Strauss. Carter meets with women with regard to equal representative at next Democratic Convention He refuses to support rules committee proposal to require 50-50 male-female participation. He's for promoting rather than requiring equality. Carter met Saturday with Senator Henry Jackson. He meets today with Representative Peter Rodino. [CARTER - notes Vice President requirements.] Carter meets Monday with Senators Frank Church and Adlai Stevenson III. Carter to select Vice President from 7: Senators Edmund Muskie, Walter Mondale, John Glenn, Jackson, Church, Stevenson or Representative Rodino.
REPORTER: Bill Plante

Reporter(s):
Plante, Bill;
Schieffer, Bob
Duration:
00:02:20

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