Mountain Man trip retraces Jedediah Smith route by van and on horseback
Lance Grabowski begins a two month journey from Hudson New York to Utah and California to recreate Jedediah Smith's 19th century trek. He teams with Jon Judd and Tom Lisak to travel 3000 miles using frontier gear and muzzleloading weapons. The expedition aims to spotlight early American explorers omitted by history.
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Senate approves farm bill but Carter veto risk grows
The Senate passed a major farm bill with crop subsidies nearly double the Carter administration's recommendation. Administration officials warned Carter may veto the measure as price-support targets exceed a 10 day old policy. The vote was 63 to 18 and moves to the House.
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Trudeau wins five of six Quebec by elections
In Ottawa Trudeau's Liberals captured five of six federal by seats, four in Quebec and one on Prince Edward Island, with Gilles Caouette of Social Credit the sole non Liberal winner. House standings rise to Liberal 141, Conservative 95, NDP 16, Social Credit 11, Independent 1.
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Soviets Choose New Anthem To Replace Stalin Era Tune
In Moscow readers voted to replace the anthem praising Joseph Stalin, once sung at public events only in music form. Since Stalin's death the public has largely hushed the lyrics while the melody remains played in some settings.
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Carter to take dive on a submarine trip
President Carter, a former submariner, will go to sea aboard one of the Navy's newest nuclear attack submarines. Rosalynn Carter announced at a Philadelphia hearing that the commission on mental health will pursue community-based care and avoid institutionalization. Navy officials noted Crusade and travel plans include Nashville Tucson and San Francisco contexts.
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Boston Security
Viet official trip invitation cited by foreign ministry
Vietnam invited Sweden’s foreign minister Karin Loder to make an official trip to Vietnam, with acceptance but no set date. Georgia farmer Jimmy Carter promotes a White House vegetable garden to urge national self-sufficiency, yet White House reaction remains cool. Carter aide’s quip and past Navy service are noted. Also reporting on Cantor and Hearst case FBI retirements and Burns Security shifts.
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Karin Loder
Foreign Ministry
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
White House
Congress Marble Champion Burlison Keeps Title in Washington
Rep Bill Burlison of Missouri defeated Rep Bill Alexander of Arkansas to win the annual congressional marbles tournament in Washington. He earned 1000 dollars for charity after a warmup with his son Jeff, saying the skill returns like riding a bicycle after 30 years away.
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