Europe weighs effects of U S vote on world stage
Western European governments monitor the U S presidential race as Carter leads the Democrats and Ford faces Reagan in a tight GOP contest. Britain France West Germany Italy and Sweden discuss detente, Communist participation in Italy, and Kissinger's diplomacy while hedging bets on U S leaders.
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U.S
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Washington
Georgia Goy
Carter
Associated Press
Ford
California
Reagan
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Britain
France
West Germany
Italy
Sweden
Europe
Henry Kissinger
Helmut Schmidt
Unita This Week
Carley
Humphrey
Kissinger
James Callaghan
Callaghan
Rhodesia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Oslo
Norway
Downing Street
Harold Wilson
Rambouillet
Helsinki
Saudi king links oil to cost of Western goods
In Tehran King Khaled of Saudi Arabia told The New York Times his nation urged industrial nations to freeze consumer prices and hinted it might ease opposition to higher oil prices if Western costs are kept in line. The statement precedes an OPEC meeting in Indonesia and contrasts with Oil Minister Yamani’s opposition to a 1976 price rise.
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Iran
Khaled
Saudi Arabia
New York Times
Indonessia
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Zaki Yamani
OPEC
The
Times
Riyadh
We want silver rights says Rev Jackson and blacks seek party jobs
Civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson told the Democratic Platform Committee that blacks should receive a quarter of all party jobs in return for 25 percent of the votes for the Democratic presidential candidate in 1972. He urged a major economic action and an urban reconstruction program to address unemployment and poverty.
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Jackson
Jeffrey Antevil Knight
Washington
Jesse Jackson
Democratic Platform Committee
Edmunds, Muskie
Maine
Fred R. Harris
Okla
James W. Malone
Youngstown
Ohio
U.S. Catholic Conference
Frank Church
Carter’s Vietnam War stance labeled racist by critic
The Las Vegas Nevada campaign narrative centers on Jimmy Carter’s past views on Vietnam. He previously called the war racist citing the color of enemy soldiers’ skin and defended American troops, while saying Calley was guilty. Carter denies condoning Calley and argues positions not contradictory. A campus and press event backdrop from Indianapolis and Georgia actions frame the evolving stance amid 1970s political scrutiny.
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Nev
Vietnam
Jimmy Carter
Indianapolis
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Carter
Georgia
Calley
Hank Greenspun
Las Vegas Sun
William Alley
Nevada
University of Nevara
Greenspun
William Calley
Galley
The
Atlanta Constitution
FL. Benning
Het
Second Christian Church
Kennedy denies he would accept a draft for nomination
Senate member Edward M. Kennedy denied a New York Daily News report that he would accept a draft for the Democratic presidential or vice presidential nomination in 1976. He reaffirmed his position of not seeking or accepting the nomination, saying his stance remains unchanged.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
New York Daily News
Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Jimmy Carter
Jamies Wieghart
Teddy
Joan
Carter
Stumphrey
Wold
Muskie urges reform to cut waste in U.S. programs
Senate Democrat Edmund Muskie told the Democratic Party platform committee that cleaning up waste in federal programs is the immediate task to sustain social welfare. He warned reform is essential to prevent the issue from being exploited to destroy needed services and challenged leaders to seize initiative for effective government. Former Sen. Harris and Sen. Proxmire urged corporate corruption crackdown as hearings wrap and drafting begins for the July convention platform.
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Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Democratic Party
Party
Todt
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Proxmire
Platform Committee
New York
SEC to sue firm over voluntary admission probe
The SEC plans to sue an unnamed company under its voluntary program for admitting questionable payments. The action would be the first against such a filer as the agency tests disclosures from more than 90 participants. Other firms, ITT and Tenneco, disclosed further SEC inquiries.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Commission
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Tenneco Inc
SEC
House Commerce
Roderick M. Hills
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