Carter family attends Amy Carter baptism and opera trip
Amy Carter, aged 4, baptized at Mt. Paran Baptist Church with President Carter, First Lady, and Chip present. Pastor Dr. Trentham officiated as Amy confessed faith in Jesus Christ and was immersed. The family later attended Madame Butterfly at the Kennedy Center, with Carter praising the performance. Separately, Nice police ban masks of President Giscard d Estaing at the carnival.
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Charles A. Trentham
Trentham
Amy Carter
Jesus Christ
Gladys
Carter
Chip
White
Center
White House
Carters
Executive Mansion
William Lukesh
Opera House
Hamilton Jordan
Kennedy Center
Washington Opera Society
Blind for 19 years he gets vision back
Fry, 59, recalls sight returning after cataract surgery in Florida. He and his wife plan to visit Kalamazoo, Michigan, to meet seven grandchildren. Once active as a construction engineer, he read Braille, aided blindness legislation, and ran a concrete birdbath business before deciding to retire from work.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Frys
Florida
Kalamazoo Federation of the Blind
World Today reports on space satire and Chicago quotas
A Titan I C rocket launched a military satellite from Cape Canaveral carrying experimental devices to counter hunter killer satellites as the world notes missile and space activity. Chicago approves racial and sex quotas for police after court order, while a Victoria flu outbreak sickens and kills nursing home residents in Miami.
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Fla
Chicago
Oks
Richard Daley
Prentice Marshall
U.S. District Court
Marshall
Mam
Miami
Soviet Union
China
U.S
Bomb uncovered on crowded Rome train defused by police
Italian police defused a time bomb aboard a packed Rome train after a faulty fuse saved another device set near a Milan apartment block housing a Communist party office. The March incident could have killed dozens if the device had exploded, with leaflets signed by an unidentified group.
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Rome
Milan
Communist Party
Global tensions flare as leaders face rights probes
Amnesty International accused Idi Amin's Uganda of gross human rights violations during his six-year rule. In the Philippines, bread poisoning from a Palawan bakery killed eight and hospitalized 515. In Israel, 6000 postal workers began a three day strike over pay. A Milan doorway bomb threatened a Communist office. In India, 200000 opposed Prime Minister Indira Gandhi amid calls to end her emergency rule. In Rennes, France, bomb blasts damaged official buildings a day before a Giscard d Estaing visit.
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London
Idi Amin
Amnesty International
United Nations Human Rights Commission
Amin
Manila
Philippines
Puerto Princesa
Palawan
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India
Indira Gandhi
Jagistvan Ram
Congress Party
Jayaprakash Narayan
Mohandas Gandhi
Gandhi
Rennes
France
Valery Giscard d
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Ision
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Desicat
Wild Bill Fickok
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Space
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Port Mobile
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Black Order
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Lakewood
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