Embassy Officials Accused Of Eavesdropping By Soviets
Moscow reports Soviet Foreign Ministry protested U S embassy eavesdropping claims and warned of public material on alleged U S surveillance. Tass said the protest cited unlawful U S actions and demanded compensation for damage from tunneling into the embassy. The notice followed disclosures of bugging devices in the embassy chimney and tunnel.
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State Department
Kremlin
United States
Administration
Washington
U.S. Navy
Carter's Congressman Not Always 'Yes' Man
Washington AP reports Rep. Jack Brinkley of Georgia, President Carter's congressman, received a joking gift of a pad and stamp reading Automatic Yes Vote Jack Brinkley the Presidents Congressman. The givers, Reps Pickle, Cederberg, and Randall, teased Brinkley for delaying his vote after Carter's inauguration.
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Jack Brinkley
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Georgia
Jake” Pickle
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Elford A. Cederberg
R-Mich
Gerald R. Ford
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Brinkley Defies Carter Vote Pattern Amid Georgia Delegation Unity Push
Former Columbus lawyer Brinkley, from Fort Benning district, votes against several Carter administration proposals. He says his decisions reflect conscience and constituents, plans to lead Georgia’s House Democrats in regular delegation talks to boost unity and signal cooperation with the president.
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Brinkley
Columbus, Ga
Consumer Protection Agency
Fort Benning
Carter
Congress
Georgia
House
John J. Flynt, Jr
Baptists Grow Yet Baptisms Fall Across Denomination
In New York the Southern Baptist Convention reports steady gains in membership while baptism numbers decline, signaling a puzzling trend amid expanding church rolls.
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New York
Southern Baptists
Baptists face uneasy year as growth slows
Religion in the News notes Southern Baptists near 13 million members with a 1.2 percent rise but declines in Sunday school, church training enrollments, and baptisms. Leaders warn that reduced Bible training fuels erosion in Baptist life while plans for the Atlanta convention proceed. President Jimmy Allen of San Antonio voices unease as Anita Bryant and a Jimmy Carter-scheduling finale loom in post convention events. Roy Edgeman cites training gaps as a root cause.
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Southern Baptists
Atlanta
Jimmy
Carter
U. S
Anita Bryant
Roy T. Edgeman
Degas Exhibit at Virginia Museum Through July 9
An exhibit of Edgar Degas works will be on view in the Virginia Museum Loan Gallery in Richmond through July 9 AP reports the show features the French artist's artworks, highlighting the museum's ongoing cultural collections and public access to Degas' pieces.
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Degas
Richmond, Va
Edgar Degas
Virginia Museum
Allen named to fill Alabama Senate seat by governor
Maryon Pittman Allen wife of the late James B Allen was named by Governor George Wallace on Thursday to temporarily fill the U S Senate seat from Alabama left by her husband she said she would run in the election to complete the two years remaining in his term
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James B. Allen
George Wallace
U. S
Senate
Alabama
Allen
Carter Family Announces Second Child Expectation
Judy Carter wife of Jack Carter oldest son of the president is expecting a second child in December The Carters reside in Calhoun Georgia and already have Jason age three Their other grandchild James Earl Carter IV is one and lives at the White House with his parents Chip and Caron Carter
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Judy Carter
Jack
Calhoun
Jason
James Earl Carter IV
White House
Chip
Caron Carter
Mayors skip Atlanta conference over Georgia ERA stance
At least seven large city mayors boycott the U.S. Conference of Mayors in Atlanta June 17 21 citing Georgia’s refusal to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. Notable absentees include Mayors Dennis Kucinich Tom Bradley and Paul Soglin amid ERA debates and deadline questions.
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U.S. Conference of Mayors
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Sacramento
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Ron Bair
Spokane
Wash
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Portland
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Cincinnati
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