Young Says Vietnam Stand Poses Trouble for Carter
SEWANEE Tenn AP Cabinet members head to fields on orders of a former farmer Andrew Young Jr. notes Mondale travels Europe and Vance will visit the Middle East. He jokes Carter is a farmer and stresses urgent crops. He hints Carter administration may oppose Vietnam relations.
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United Nations
Andrew Young Jr
Walter Mondale
Europe
Young
Africa
Cyrus Vance
Middle East
University of the South
Jimmy Carter
Senate
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Vietnam
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State Department
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Thyroid Radiation Study Faces Hospital Record Gaps
Officials seek to identify patients treated for enlarged thyroid glands with head and neck X rays in the 1940s and 1950s to check for cancer. About 100,000 North Carolinians were treated. Smaller hospitals lack staff to review old records. Charlotte Memorial Hospital found 29 cases and is contacting those patients.
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Duke Cancer Information Service
Don Finch
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South African Catholics Move to Integrate Church Schools
Archbishop Joseph Fitzgerald says the Catholic Church will integrate its schools in South Africa, admitting mixed race and black pupils as part of easing conscience and ending apartheid era segregation. The shift follows government talks and reflections by church leaders, with limited numbers of integrated schools and students so far.
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South Africa
Joseph Fitzgerald
Associated Press
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South
South-West Africa
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Chant
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Carter Advisers Hint at Veto If Stimulus Grows
Washington AP reports that President Carter's advisers warned a veto could be advised if Congress expands the $31.2 billion stimulus package beyond the administration’s $15.5 billion year one and $15.7 billion year two targets. They defended the plan before the House Budget Committee as Rep. Conable notes Democratic pressure from AFL CIO and mayors. The trio argued rebates and direct payments would reach 96 percent of the population to spur quick economic gains.
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Barber B. Conable Jr
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