Carter to Miami trip aims at riots relief and race violence lift
President Carter heads to Miami for talks with local officials and black leaders on aid to riot victims and preventing further racial violence. He will brief the Congressional Black Caucus and announce stronger consumer programs, then proceed to Seattle for the U S Mayors Conference and a Mount St Helens relief progress report.
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Carter
Miami
Congressional Black Caucus
Seattle
U.S. Mayors Conference
Mount St. Helens
Ronald Reagan
John Anderson
Washington
Soviets battle Afghan rebels around Kabul amid purges at home
Soviets and Afghan guerrillas clash in a wide arc around Kabul as the Kabul government initiates crackdowns killing a top guerrilla leader and 10 officials tied to a rival faction. Radio Kabul and Radio Pakistan report heavy combat and infiltrations toward the capital, with casualties in demonstrations earlier in May and April. Egypt accepts US initiative for renewed talks with Israel in Washington to revive Palestinian autonomy negotiations, with Burg and Linowitz to attend. Israel conducts a major manhunt in the West Bank for militants who attacked Palestinian mayors, drawing mixed reactions from Jewish leaders. Bolivia’s palace guard chief is arrested after an alleged drunken attempt to enter President Gueiler Tejada’s bedroom, with a military tribunal to determine his fate.
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Kabul
Babrak Karmal
Radio Kabul
Hafizullah Amin
Amin
Radio Pakistan
Egypt
Washington
Israel
Kamal Hassan Ali
Cairo
Carter
Josef Burg
U.S
Sol Linowitz
Menachem Begin
Burg
Ali
West Bank
Kiryat Arba
Bolivia
Lidia Gueiler Tejada
Carlos Estrada
United Press International
Pavarotti in Spotlight for First Movie Contract Yes Giorgio
Hollywood gala honors Luciano Pavarotti as he lands MGM film Yes Giorgio and mingles with Kirk Douglas O'Connor Dean Martin and more. He enjoys the moment, signing autographs and posing with fans while a starry crowd watches the Met Opera tenor expand into cinema.
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Luciano Pavarotti
New York
Metropolitan Opera
MGM
Giorgio
America
Hollywood
Kirk Douglas
O’connor
Charl Dean Martin
Pavarotti
Heston
Douglas
Burnett
Delegation Returns From Iran Conference
Five members of a U S delegation who violated the presidential travel ban returned home claiming they did nothing wrong and urging patience with Iran. The group led by Ramsey Clark faced possible prosecution with penalties up to 10 years and $50,000 fine. ministers and scholars defended the trip.
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New York
UPI
U.S
Iran
Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
John Walsh
Princeton University
Kennedy Airport
International Womens League For Peace and Freedom
Walsh
Boston
Charles Kimball
Harvard
George Wald
Mary Anderson
American Friends Service Committee
Wald
Tehran
Muskie
NBC
Meet the Press
United States
Kimball
Logan
Clark returns from Tehran amid hostage crisis debate
Ramsey Clark, labeled a traitor by some and spy by Iranian media, returns from Tehran where he defended his controversial trip to Iran and urged patience for hostage release. He plans a U.S. commission to probe actions, while Iran’s conference harshly denounces the United States after the aborted rescue mission.
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United Press International
Ramsey Clark
United States
Tehran
America
Iran
Paris
Clark
Abc-Tv
Issues and
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
U.S
Real danger inflation price weighed by Carter era policy
White House advisers watched in disbelief as American families cut spending, believing President Carter urged thrift. Alfred E. Kahn warns the real danger is not recognizing that underlying inflation is still rising, while Charles L. Schultze notes a 20 percent cut in consumer spending could push the economy into a deep low mood.
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Harry B. Ellis
Christian Science Monitor
Washington
White House
Carter
Alfred E. Kahn
The
Council On Wage and Price Stability
Charles L. Schultze
Council of Economic Advisers
U.S
Schultze
Kahn
Economic turmoil looms amid inflation and recession clash
The piece discusses a deepening balance problem for 1981 as inflation nears 18 percent while unemployment nears 8 percent. It notes Carter’s push for a balanced budget, the impact of oil prices and interest rates on the deficit, and debates over oil import fees and tax cuts as possible tools to avert a full recession.
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Carter
Congress
White House
Treasury
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