Carter meets advisors amid transition in Plains
President-elect Jim Carter held lunch with supporters and discussed his new administration. Rusk said he would not take government work again. Carter planned a busy week including a church racial issues dispute, a second news conference, and a meeting with House and Senate leaders to chart the transition with Mondale. A noon news conference was set for 11 a.m. at the Southwest Georgia Experimental Station auditorium. The first post election meeting with Congress would be on a Lovejoy farm owned by Sen. Herman Talmadge with Rex Granum noting participants. The Plains Baptist Church faced a bitter debate over black membership with deacon Bruce Edwards urging changes and a vote due today. Carter was expected to back Edwards as minister.
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Ford golf outing marks seventh day of Palm Springs vacation
President Ford played in a informal golf tournament at Thunderbird Country Club while on a post election vacation in Palm Springs. He planned to work on the fiscal 1978 federal budget and was to meet with Budget Director James Lynn before returning to Washington.
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Brademas reports $500 gift from Park amid probe
Representative Brademas of Indiana disclosed a previously unreported $500 campaign contribution from Korean businessman Tongsun Park, given in 1970 via a general mail appeal. He says the gift predates the 1971 act and that Park was known only socially, with no ties to the Korean government discussed.
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Dole Credits Carter Appeal In Campaign Analysis
Vacationing Dele analyzes the Carter campaign with his wife Elizabeth, noting the late start and inflation as key factors in Mondale's defeat. He credits Carter's social programs for broad support among workers and minorities, while warning about the cost of expanded government spending.
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Kennedy says constitutional abortion amendment unlikely this term
In a Vatican Radio interview Senator Kennedy warned antiabortion activists may fail to muster support for a constitutional amendment outlawing abortion. He said such an amendment could not pass under President Carter and noted Americans are divided as polls show. Kennedy, in Italy on a four day visit as Carter factfinding liaison, met with Italian officials including Foreign Minister Forlani and Fiat executive Gianni Agnelli.
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