U S Reassessing Mexico Ties Amid Oil Boom
Washington weighs policy options as Mexico’s oil discoveries surge. Presidential Review Memorandum 41 outlines moves before Carter’s February Mexico trip. Officials foresee higher exports and debate migration, trade, and environmental issues shaping a deeper bilateral partnership.
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Castro urges asylum for ex prisoners amid Cuban pushback
Fidel Castro said U S Cuban relations were in pretty bad shape and urged the Carter administration to grant immediate asylum to thousands of former Cuban political prisoners. He welcomed releasing 3600 prisoners later this month to reunite families, and noted the U S plan to take about 400 prisoners monthly from those still jailed.
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Nyerere denounces Africa for not condemning Amin
Tanzania’s Julius Nyerere criticized African nations for not condemning Idi Amin because he is black. He spoke at Tanzania’s independence anniversary as Amin thanked Tanzania but warned of ongoing border conflict to expel Milton Obote. Human rights groups say Amin’s regime killed tens of thousands.
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ERA prospects look dim in seven target states
The Associated Press survey finds little chance of ERA ratification soon in Arizona, Illinois, Florida, Missouri, Nevada, North Carolina and Oklahoma, with Georgia on a separate list. Florida’s recent special session fell short. next year’s odds are about even with a slight edge to opponents. Stronger support exists in Georgia and Virginia remains resistant, while 35 states have ratified the amendment.
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Ban Christmas and other religious observances in public schools
The American Jewish Congress urges banning all religious holiday activities in public schools including Christmas Easter and Hanukkah. It argues neutrality mandates no promotion of religion and warns current observances hurt minority faiths especially Jewish children.
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Boston Pops leader back in the hospital
Arthur Fiedler conductor of the Boston Pops Orchestra was readmitted to Tufts New England Medical Center for therapy. He will be 84 next week and cannot conduct for at least three weeks, missing a Carnegie Hall concert and six Christmas at Pops performances at Symphony Hall led by assistant conductor Harry Ellis Dickson.
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Did You Know Montana Boundary Stretch Fact
The text notes a hypothetical scenario placing Montana along the Atlantic coast from Boston to Richmond Virginia, illustrating how far the northern boundary would extend. It presents a purely informational, trivia style fact without current events or dates.
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