Muskie rejects West Germanys missile delay proposal
Secretary of State Edmund Muskie bluntly rejected West Germanys three year pause on Stationing 572 modern nuclear missiles in Western Europe at the NATO ministerial meeting in Ankara. He argued arms control must not leave the Soviet Union with a numbers edge. The scene featured tight security amid Turkey's unrest as the ministers debated the issue.
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Democrats doubt Clark prosecution chances after Iran trip
A House Democratic Study Group concludes there appear to be no legal grounds to prosecute Ramsey Clark for attending an anti U S conference in Tehran despite President Carters stated inclination to prosecute. The report highlights legal uncertainty surrounding the unauthorized Iran trip and potential charges.
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Prowse Becomes American Citizen After Hollywood Oath
Juliet Prowse, born in Bombay and raised in Johannesburg, took the citizenship oath in Hollywood. She was in Barcelona in 1960 for Can Can with Frank Sinatra and has lived in Beverly Hills since.
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Carter to discuss Afghan proposal in Madrid visit
President Carter arrives in Madrid amid a red carpet welcome to discuss a neutral non aligned Afghanistan if the Soviet pullout proceeds. He seeks a smooth transition to avoid a bloodbath in Kabul and cites a broader plan discussed with Soviet ministers in Vienna.
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Little Big Horn mystery fuels debate on Custer fate
Vermillion South Dakota historian Joseph Cash argues the Little Big Horn mystery remains unresolved. He notes Custer was aging and balding, not the dashing figure of legend, yet his press rapport helped shape his fame. The battle marked a decisive Native victory and spurred Army suppression of Indians.
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