Carter leads off new chief executives magazine feature
President Carter writes the premier Chief Executive article urging truth in government and business. Not paid, he appears with Sadat, de Butts, Hoving, Kite and Rothschild contributors, with an interview of the Shah and Cronkite weighing press freedom and corporate responsibility.
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Middle East
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Cronkite
Miller Leads UMW Vote Reelection Amid Coal Disputes
United Mine Workers President Miller appeared poised for a second five year term as ballots counted showed him with roughly 43 percent support among a divided field. He promised to end bickering and push peace in the coal fields amid ongoing negotiations and national energy policy push by President Carter.
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Armild Miller
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Miller
Bhutto approves revote plan for March elections
Bhutto government agrees in principle to rerun the March national elections amid opposition claims of irregularities. The rerun is planned before year’s end. In India, Desai’s Janata Party makes strong state gains while Congress weakens across eight of ten states and Delhi.
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Pakistan
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
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New Delhi
India
Morarji Desai
Janata Party
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Janata
Union
Delhi
Thai military government executes three without trial
Thais executed three persons without trial after alleging complicity in a Cambodian raid. The killings followed a week of chaos and coup rumors, deepening rifts between the military junta and its civilian-front government. In a separate move, Argentina’s military government cut diplomatic ties with North Korea.
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Carter praises artists at White House art review
President Carter acted as art critic at a White House display with five prints by Robert Rauschenberg Jacob Laurence Roy Lichtenstein Jamie Wyeth and Andy Warhol presented to him and Rosalynn. Proceeds go to the inaugural committee and have reached about 250000.
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Roy Lichenstein
Jamie Wyeth
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