Carter enlists ad men to push energy program
President Carter appeals to advertising officials in the East Room to mobilize public support for his energy package. He warns of an energy shortage and calls partners of public programs to overcome congressional obstacles. He also meets Senate and House Democrats and discusses gas taxes and Social Security funding. He pledges nuclear proliferation efforts with Australian PM Praser.
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Australia
Pollsters testify on energy views
Americans see the energy shortage as real and favor strong measures, though views on specifics vary. Testimony from five pollsters before the Joint Economic Committee shows shifting public opinion since President Carter's energy address, with growing belief in worsening shortages and mixed support for key proposals.
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Water project list cut but Auburn Dam spared
The Senate Appropriations Committee voted to kill eight of seventeen water projects sought by President Carter, excluding the Auburn Dam in California. The move aims to avert a veto and reflects a split between the White House and Congress. House reactions suggested override of a veto would be unlikely, though some fear the president remains unsatisfied with the compromise.
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Salons tied to Korean bribery operation exposed
A former South Korean CIA chief told a House subcommittee that ex Representatives Gallagher and Richar d were involved in a bribery operation to influence lawmakers. The testimony described dictatorial Park Chung Hee ordering covert actions to secure U.S. military aid, with Tongsin Park as a key Washington figure.
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Park Chung Hee
Tongsin Park
British aviation pact reshapes transatlantic routes
American officials warn Britain gains in U S dominated travel markets as five new non stop British routes from U S cities to London are created while London links to other European points are curtailed American airlines face losses of flights and passengers due to concessions to settle an aviation crisis and Britain gains greater access to U S travelers and markets
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Neutron weapon debate alarms Sen Hatfield on radiation bomb
Sen Hatfield questioned the neutron bomb as a weapon that would replace the Lance missile warhead with a concentrated radiation ray. He said the item appeared in a House approved bill for public works and energy research funding, and senators struggled to answer basic questions.
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