Carter says Gavin under consideration for CIA director
President Carter said he has not decided on a CIA director and Gavin has been suggested by House Speaker Tip ONeill. Senator Church had said Gavin was under consideration, while Carter noted a prior nominee withdrew amid questions surrounding classified documents and Kennedy-era ties. Gavin, 76, chairs Arthur D. Little and is a West Point graduate who led Army research and commanded the 82nd Airborne during D Day.
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Abortion Opponents March In Washington
In Washington opponents of abortion demonstrated from the Capitol to the White House urging a constitutional ban. The March for Life estimated 100,000 demonstrators, Capitol police 35,000, amid cold winds. Signs urged life and fund restrictions, with Nellie Z. Gray meeting with Jack Watson to press not to fund abortion.
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Humphrey speaks on recovery hope and political pace
Hubert Humphrey, battling cancer, recalls healing through prayer and positive thinking. He reflects on health, family, and his choice not to pursue another presidential bid, emphasizing gratitude, selflessness, and continued Senate service amid public abortion debates and pro-life marches.
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Veterans Group Leads Protest Over Vietnam Pardon Decision
Veterans groups and conservative lawmakers oppose President Carter’s full pardon of most Vietnam era draft evaders while antiwar and religious circles offer qualified praise. John D. Barton, wounded in Vietnam and paralyzed, voices mixed feelings and reflects on the service with a sharp quip about “ducking.”
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Carter plans world trip emissary and CIA director talk
Vice President Mondale to serve as Carter's emissary on a upcoming round the world trip and carry a heavy agenda. Gavin nominated for CIA director but no decision. Diplomatic visitors greeted the president as pro and con views on abortion, veterans' concerns, and war policies stirred debate.
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