Carter Disappointed With Cabinet Record Says Sources
Knight News Service reports President Carter’s Cabinet largely failed to meet his expectations over seven months, prompting White House leadership in foreign and economic policy. Key figures criticized include Brock Adams, Juanita Kreps, Patricia Harris, W. Michael Blumenthal, and Charles Schultze, with Cyrus Vance praised for steadiness but viewed as less innovative than NSC head Brzezinski.
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Cuban prisoners say two Cubans identified as torturers at The Zoo
CIA analysts may have identified two Cuban military attaches linked to the torture of U S prisoners at the Hanoi area camp known as The Zoo. Returning PWs described Fidel and Chico as the two officers, with Fidel a tall, well dressed 30s man who drank at lunch and arrived by sedan.
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Secret interviews held for Long Beach police chief post
Five candidates were interviewed in secret sessions aboard the Queen Mary for the Long Beach police chief job. City Manager John Dever would not comment. Reported contenders included Acting Chief Carl Calkins, Capt. Douglas Drummond, Capt. William Stovaller, and two others from outside the city, with panels of police chiefs and community representatives conducting the process.
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Carter sets date to sign canal treaty in Washington
President Carter and Panamanian leader Omar Torrijos will sign the Panama Canal treaty on September 7 in Washington at the Organization of American States headquarters. Torrijos will visit in advance for talks while the pact moves toward turning over the Canal Zone by 2000 with U.S. defense rights, pending Senate approval and a Panamanian referendum. Senate opposition signals a difficult path, with Byrd forecasting an uphill battle and prioritization of energy legislation upon Congress reconvening.
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Voyager II locks on Canopus for navigation to Jupiter
PASADENA AP Scientists cautious as Voyager II locks its navigational eye on the star Canopus at 10 15 p m to guide the probe toward a 1979 Jupiter flyby then Saturn and beyond. A JPL spokesman said the team is moving slowly and carefully as updated health checks continue after launch.
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Zeppo Marx Says He Was Excluded From Groucho’s Memorial
Zeppo Marx says he learned of Groucho’s death on television and was not invited to the family memorial at Arthur Marx’s home. He criticized the exclusion due to backing Erin Fleming in a court battle, noting Fleming helped extend Groucho’s life before she was removed as his conservator. Zeppo, Rancho Mirage resident, declined a Fleming invitation to another gathering.
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Judge clears hunt for gifts to Nixon from foreign governments
A federal judge allowed government inspectors to review a box of White House gift details including jewels, rugs, and art claimed missing. The search targets items given to Nixon and his family by Indira Gandhi, Madame Chiang Kai-shek, and Somoza, with many items reportedly in GSA custody or at San Clemente.
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Jaworski predicts Park will testify in ethics probe
Leon Jaworski said he is confident Park's testimony can be secured for the House Ethics Committee probe into alleged influence peddling by South Korean officials. He warned such testimony could help but should not decide the case, noting Park has refused to meet in Seoul and will not see Jaworski.
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