Carter warns on Mideast peace deadline and West Bank settlements
President Carter says failure of Israel and Egypt to reach a peace accord by December 17 would be a very serious matter with far-reaching effects. He asserts a moratorium on new settlements until autonomous government talks progress.
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Carter to attend four nation arms summit in Guadaloupe
President Carter will join French President Giscard d’Estaing West German Chancellor Schmidt and British PM Callaghan for a January 5-6 arms limitation talks on Guadaloupe. The Paris notice says discussions will address the state of the world at the end of 1978 and related issues.
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Carter Mondale Attend National Party Conference in Memphis
Democrats from across the nation gather in Memphis for a National Party Conference featuring extended appearances by President Carter and Vice President Mondale. The event includes committee meetings to settle rules and a Sunday business session with limited debate. Carter will deliver the keynote Friday night and remain for a fundraising breakfast Saturday.
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AMA withholds comprehensive health plan for now
The American Medical Association will not introduce a full health insurance package before Congress for the first time since 1970. During its interim meeting the AMA House of Delegates rejected the board of trustees recommendation for a broader measure and will instead keep limited stand-by recommendations ready to counter a more expansive bill.
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White’s plea delayed in Moscone Milk case
Former San Francisco supervisor Dan White appeared in court in an orange jumpsuit as two counts of first degree murder with special circumstances were read. A judge granted a one week delay to allow defense consultation while White remains under indictment for the City Hall shootings of Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk. The case follows reports of a purported confession in which White claimed Moscone refused reappointment and Milk mocked him.
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NATO ministers open talks without Vance in Brussels
NATO foreign ministers begin their semiannual meeting in Brussels without Cyrus Vance as European leaders criticize the Carter administration for rethinking pledges to raise defense spending. Gen Haig warns a breach of allies’ pledges would be a tragic setback for the alliance.
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Ohira Elected Japan Prime Minister After Party Fight
Masayoshi Ohira was formally elected prime minister by the Japanese parliament after a 24 hour delay caused by a factional dispute within the ruling Liberal Democratic Party. He is seen as unlikely to alter Fukuda era policies, having defeated Fukuda for the party presidency on November 27 before Fukuda withdrew.
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Postage rollback urged in first class rates case
Eight states and an industry group asked a federal appeals court to suspend the first class postage rate rise from 13 to 15 cents, arguing higher rates subsidize other mail and hurt individual mailers while discounts for businesses would remain. Michael Meyer, lawyer for the states, called for rolling back the rate increase. The National Association of Greeting Card Publishers backs reducing individual mailer rates, while the Postal Rate Commission previously rejected the proposal.
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Social Security tax rollback vote delayed by caucus
Backers of a rollback to Social Security tax increases postponed action in the House Democratic caucus. The delay came as Ways and Means members attended funeral services in Wisconsin for Rep. William Steiger. Democrats also set ground rules for the new session and tightened disciplinary steps for members aiding in wrongdoing.
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