Trudeau reunites with Margaret at airport in Ottawa trip
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau and his estranged wife Margaret flew to Ottawa with their three sons after she arrived earlier in Vancouver with her parents and two boys Justin and Michel. The government jet carried Trudeau and son Sacha from the Yukon cabin trip. Mrs. Trudeau said they would stay in Ottawa as parents, not husband and wife, hopeful for eventual reconciliation.
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Carter family ends Camp David vacation with private service
President Carter returns to the White House after a week at Camp David in Maryland's Catoctin Mountains. A White House spokesman says about 35 attendees joined the family for a private church service led by Army chaplain Lt. Col. Cecil Reed.
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Ford fires 42 in Sun Valley memorial golf tourney
Former President Ford called his round his best since leaving Washington as he shot a 42 on the par 72 Elkhorn course in Sun Valley Idaho during the Danny Thompson memorial event. He said the day’s highlight was giving 4 strokes to House Speaker Tip O’Neill after spotting him 12, while celebrities faced autograph hounds at the fundraiser for Danny Thompson who died of leukemia.
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Controversy Over Daley Book Causes Denials and Debate
Len O Connor describes in Requiem that Chicago mayor Richard J Daley ordered surgery moved up after a stroke in 1914, with doctors and supporters quoted. Critics dispute the reported remarks and the claimed plan to threaten hospital security or power.
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Billy Carter Sees Himself Earning Similar To Presidential Salary
Billy Carter says he will earn about 200000 this year from personal appearances and expects his brother President Carter to earn about the same in presidential pay. He notes total 1977 earnings, including peanut business, will be under 30000. He criticizes federal audits as discriminatory against him as Jimmy’s brother.
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Humphrey progresses after surgery and visit from Daisy holder
Senator Hubert Humphrey, 66, continued rapid recovery from pelvic cancer surgery in Minneapolis. He received his first visit from Tina Cooney of Richfield since his colostomy, as doctors discuss chemotherapy to slow tumor growth and plan discharge to his Waverly home for rest.
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Marcos lays out broad amnesty and reforms in Manila speech
Philippine leader Ferdinand Marcos announced amnesty for those deemed subversive, lifted curfew, and eased travel bans as he promised elections for local officials next year and a later decision on all other government posts. He spoke at the Manila World Law Conference.
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