Carter Denies Rights Stand Amid Soviet Arms Push
President Carter defended the U S human rights policy while denouncing Soviet aims in a White House appearance and in Camp David remarks. Soviet Pravda accused the campaign as defense cover while U S officials said arms programs heighten the danger of a new weapons spiral. Carter planned a series of budget talks with government leaders and a trip to New York for a Democratic fundraiser as he met with family at Camp David.
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Ousted Plains minister delivers farewell sermon
Bruce Edwards, ousted from Plains Baptist Church amid tensions sparked by civil rights efforts, urged forgiveness and love in a one room Plains church four miles from town. He heads to Hawaii to lead a new 50 member congregation open to all. Plains residents and President-elect Carter’s family attended as the church faced internal strife and no official membership yet.
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Kissinger defends secret diplomacy and détente balance
Former secretary Henry Kissinger argues in a London interview that contemporary diplomacy requires secrecy to explore ideas without full public disclosure. He says secret diplomacy aids compromise and that real detente with the Soviet Union and China is possible while preventing nuclear confrontation. He cautions against provoking public backlash and stresses shared interests with the Soviet Union to avoid a bloc stance.
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Jenner Did Not File Tax Returns During Nixon Impeachment Era
Albert Jenner, GOP counsel in the Nixon impeachment proceedings, reportedly failed to file income tax returns for 1973 74 and 75. The Chicago Times notes he overpaid taxes by about 58000 while claiming he did not file red TRS forms, a possible federal misdemeanor if willful. Jenner, a Chicago law firm member, says he paid estimated taxes quarterly and overpaid, citing duties to the Judiciary Committee during the era.
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Gallows Reconstructed From 1920 Chicago Case
A 56 year old gallows once used for the condemned cop killer Terrible Tammy O Connor was found in the Criminal Court basement. Judge Richard Fitzgerald ordered its reconstruction for public display after discovery and dismantling last week.
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Bond Praises Africa Ties and Blames Carter on Unemployment
Julian Bond in Oakland commends Young Julian Bond and American awareness of Africa while criticizing President Carter over unemployment. He urges a massive public program to address jobless rates, citing Africa United States ties and the role of Education in diplomacy.
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Watergate figures apply for pardons
Four Miami men arrested for the 1972 Watergate break in have applied for presidential pardons. Their lawyer says they served at least 13 months and contend they should never have been convicted. FBI is evaluating eligibility as pardon papers move through the Justice Department.
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Carter to keep weekly Cabinet meetings for now
President Carter will continue weekly Cabinet meetings for the time being, according to Cabinet Secretary Jack Watson. The two hour sessions, valued for informal contact and sense of unity, will run unless Carter determines they no longer serve a useful purpose.
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U S research on nerve gas halted amid Soviet threat notes
A U S nerve gas program review aimed to stop new development and end Army projects as fears grew over Soviet chemical capabilities Senate action by Sen John cuber and House discussions aligned on funding diversion to troop protection while lingering debates stalled a broader halt.
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Verification woes threaten SALT pact and arms control
Washington analysis warns that advancing tech undermines treaty policing as satellites verify anchors not missiles. Veterans of SALT argue verification gaps risk mutual distrust and an arms race, with experts noting unseen activity could hide illegal missiles despite monitoring.
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