Mondale Seeks Assurance On Azores Base Amid Turmoil
In Lisbon Vice President Mondale won assurances from Prime Minister Soares that the Lajes Air Force Base in the Azores will not be withdrawn, as separatists on Sao Miguel trigger violence and protests. Mondale praised Portugal's democracy while talks covered base technical issues and regional lease payments for development.
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Mondale Briefs Young on Rhodesia Talks and Africa
U N Ambassador Andrew Young carries fresh White House instructions and heads to Africa for a conference on ending white rule in Rhodesia and South West Africa. He plans a side trip to South Africa and will meet Mondale in Lisbon before Maputo. He says the new policy is long overdue and confirms plans for Johannesburg talks.
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Supreme Court may decide on morality in employment
The Martin Sweets Co of Louisville asks the Supreme Court to hear its appeal over firing an unwed employee who became pregnant. Rose Jacobs, an unwed executive secretary, argues pregnancy and marital status are her business. The case tests whether pregnancy may affect employment status under civil rights law and follows a back-pay ruling by a district court and a Sixth Circuit upholding it.
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Nixon defends enemies list and plumbers in foreign policy
Nixon defends the so called enemies list and the use of White House plumbers as tools in his foreign policy. He said support at home was needed to force enemies abroad to take the United States seriously. Newsweek quotes Nixon saying domestic backing was essential to negotiate abroad.
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Concorde anti SST protest shuts JFK traffic in New York
Hundreds of motorists protest the June 20 SST service start, blocking Kennedy Airport traffic. Police estimate 200 to 300 cars, with organizers claiming as many as 1,350. Protests spread from Queens, Brooklyn and Nassau County and wrap by 7:45 PM. A second, more organized demonstration is planned.
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