Carter arrival in Brasilia highlights human rights stance
Rosalynn Carter arrived in Brasilia amid Brazil’s rights concerns and U S opposition to nuclear facilities. She stressed commitment to human rights and sovereignty while meeting President Geisel and outlining goals of the Carter Administration. The stop precedes a Recife visit and follows U S-Brazil tensions over military aid and rights records.
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Military funds bill gains House approval
The House passed a 3.5 billion military construction bill by 351 to 34 to boost U S war readiness in Europe and sent it to the Senate. It includes 19.5 million for U S military construction in South Korea despite President Carter’s plan to withdraw U S ground forces there within four to five years.
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D Day rites mark Normandy towns ceremony
D Day ceremonies marked the 194th anniversary in Norman towns including Caen Utah Beach St. Martin de Varreville and Ste. Mere Eglise. Wreaths were laid at monuments honoring American landing sites French troops actions and paratrooper drops.
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Princess Opens Rome Palace to Controversial Archbishop
In Rome Princess Elvina Pallavicini hosted French Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre who challenged Vatican reforms amid noble attendance. Cardinal Poloti attacked the lecture as a personal offense to Pope Paul VI, while about 1000 guests filled rooms at the Pallavicini Palace to hear Lefebvre denounce the council's liberal trend.
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Quirina Hill
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