Trudeau Visits U S for State Talks With Carter
President Carter welcomes Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau for two day discussions on economics, defense, fishing rights, human rights, and a planned late spring summit. They note a cordial meeting, discuss Soviet relations, energy aid, and Canada’s role in world affairs while Amy Carter joins the dinner.
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Foreign secretary named amid cabinet reshuffle
Dr. David Owen, 38, acting foreign secretary, named to succeed the late Anthony Crosland. Britain's Callaghan also shuffled ministers, keeping Healey at the Treasury while noting cabinet changes.
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Cuban ties set between Cuba and Costa Rica reestablish links
Cuba and Costa Rica will renew diplomatic relations at the consular level marking the first bilateral contact since the OAS lifted sanctions in July 1975. Other items report Cornell athletes injured in a bus crash near Scranton, a fatal shell explosion in Virginia, TV coverage for Georgia court, floods in Paris, Jews demanding visas in Moscow, and Northwest Minnesota voters choosing Bergland's successor.
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Meany signals extended tenure despite retirement talk
George Meany, age 82, denies plans to retire soon. He calls himself a realist and hints at a possible two year term into December, after recovering from ill health last summer. Close associates say retirement is not imminent.
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Ford Ford 1980 run keeps door open says Nessen
Former president Gerald Ford nixed a final decision on a 1980 presidential bid but left the door open. Rom Nessen spoke at a Grand Rapids event noting Ford delays major choices. Carter advisers say Nixon pardon hurt in final polls. Police in Provo report $5180 found in a boy’s artificial leg after a fatal crash. Sir Harold Wilson’s coat of arms features a sailing ship and a lighthouse symbolizing honours.
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