Japanese prime minister elected as party caucus backs policy
Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party chose Fukuds as prime minister after a party caucus vote of 13 to 0, virtually ensuring leadership and support for existing foreign policy. The selection signals no major shifts with Carter’s planned early summit and Japan’s stance on international communism.
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Anaconds and Glass House Concerts Stir Late Era Debates
The passage details a 1970s New York Times report by Cavert Wo Korry about former ambassador Jay Pertinsen and the Anaconds company. It notes efforts by high State Department officials to prevent Salvador Allende’s re election and references a meeting in Glen Cove. The article highlights alleged government intervention discussions and reputational ties to a prominent council through Pertinsen’s leadership.
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Youths Struck Ill at Snow Mountain YMCA Camp
About 20 youths from Texas and Mississippi at Snow Mountain Ranch YMCA camp near Denver were hospitalized with a winter illness causing vomiting and cramps. A health department spokesman said little is known about the case while noting the symptoms appeared on the way home or as they prepared to depart.
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Investigative panel cites controller error in fatal jet collision
Belgrade authorities report an investigatory commission blamed a controller for a fatal midair crash. The error, occurring seconds before impact, prevented timely permission for a jetliner to pass. The Yugoslav DCs carried 113 passengers, mostly West German. two planes crashed near Laman Istanbul, killing all aboard.
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Carter Family Plans Quiet Christmas at Plains Home
President Carter and family prepare a quiet Christmas at the Plains home as Mrs Carter recovers from illness in Americus. Family sources say she hopes to be present for the inauguration. The Carter gathering will include gifts and holiday feasting with plans for a New York trip next week.
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OECD report urges world economy boost in 1977 outlook
Paris based OECD cautions growth expected around 4 percent only with a strong near term pickup in the United States Japan and West Germany. The report warns against rapid acceleration that could trigger inflation while aiming to avoid a world recession. John Fay notes the balance between steady expansion and inflation risk.
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Cabinet roundup lists Carter administration nominees
A Washington roundup lists top government posts under President Carter with nominees and incumbents for State Cyrus Vance and others including Defense Harold Brown, Treasury W Michael Blumenthal, CIA director, and various cabinet posts. Several positions remain not announced, with incumbents named for some roles and others awaiting appointees.
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Christmas World Wide Masses and Turbulent Cheer Across Nations
Pilgrims gather for a Midnight Mass at St. Catharine's beside the Basilica of the Nativity as a silver star marks Jesus birthplace. Italy marks Christmas with papal Masses and rail strikes while shopping suffers from economic woes. Pope Paul VI plans a televised Christmas Eve Mass from St. Peter's and a Christmas Day service. South Korea eases curfew, Chile relaxes restrictions, and Argentina warns of bombs disguised as Christmas gifts amid political unrest.
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Jovial Tourists flock to Bethlehem
Thousands of pilgrims and tourists arrive in Bethlehem as Christmas celebrations begin. Mayor Elias Freij predicts turnout will exceed last year with security tight around Manger Square. A procession from Jerusalem to Bethlehem marks open of the tenth Christmas events since 1967 with a Roman Catholic prelate leading bands and acolytes toward the Basilica of the Nativity for a late mass broadcast outdoors.
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