Nixon offers briefing on foreign affairs to Carter
Former President Nixon phoned President Carter three times in recent months to offer a personal briefing on foreign affairs. A Carter spokesman said Nixon initiated the calls, which were congratulatory and included offers of assistance based on Nixon's White House era diplomacy.
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Mondale Defends Carter After Ford Criticism Emerges
Vice President Mondale criticizes former President Ford for early public criticism of the Carter administration at a White House breakfast with Democratic leaders. House Speaker ONeill calls Ford's stance potentially signaling a 1980 bid. Cranston notes the issue may be politically delicate for Carter. McGovern comments that Republicans will not stay quiet long.
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Cuban JFK assassination briefing sparks leads on Cuban links
House Assassinations Committee members received a secret briefing Tuesday on possible Cuban involvement in the Kennedy murder and related theories. Rep. John Dent said the Cuban angle relies on a book and affidavits, while Rep. Richardson Preyer urged fact finding without endorsing any theory.
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Clawson Won't Seek Re election in Upcoming Term
Rep Del Clawson of Downey declares he will not seek another term citing frustration with Democratic dominance in Congress and intent to devote more time to his church. The 63 year old former Compton mayor announced the decision to campaign workers before returning to Washington. He is the second California representative to decline re election alongside Rep Charles Wiggins.
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Young Downplays Protocol With Un High Profile Remarks
Ambassador Andrew Young defended his approach as controversial by design amid clashes with the State Department. He cited his long history of provocative actions and said the Carter era U N mission should shape policy, while presenting a human rights award to Portuguese Prime Minister Mário Soares for his role in Portugal's democratization.
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