Carter News Conference Draws GOP and Network Criticism
President Carter’s 30 minute nationally televised session draws Republican opponents labeling it a partisan opening and network executives calling it self serving. Reagan aides seek equal time while CBS and ABC News flag concerns over the press conference style and future coverage.
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Hiss Seeks to Correct Record at Courthouse Return
Elderly Alger Hiss, 75, returns to the courthouse where he was found guilty 30 years ago in the Pumpkin Papers case. He plans to use FOIA files to argue his trial was unfair and his rights violated, claiming the injustice misled history.
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Administration Lobbies For Uranium Sale To India
The Carter administration presses Congress to overturn a House vote and allow 38 tons of U.S. reactor-grade uranium to India for Tarapur while India refuses to renounce weapons development. Senate debate looms after a narrow committee setback.
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