Carter Picked Andrew Young at U N Faces Strategic Test
The piece argues Andrew Young’s U N appointment could be a PR win for Carter but risks simplistic Africa policy aligned with the Black Caucus. It warns that black versus white framing, tribal tensions in Angola and Rhodesia, and Soviet influence loom large for U S interests and Rhodesia settlement.
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Jimmy Carter
Andrew Young
Georgia
U.N
Young
West
Carter
Congress
Congressional Black Caucus
Africa
Angola
U.S
MPLA
South Africa
Rhodesia
Mozambique
Zambia
Atlantic
Indian Ocean
Cape of Good Hope
Simonstown
Congressional
Black Caucus
Britain
France
Belgium
Uganda
Idi Amin
How Would You Organize Presidency
A Brookings Institution study argues for a collegial Presidency with cabinet autonomy within firm policy lines. Readers weigh centralization versus shared power as Carter faces Cabinet dynamics, staff growth, and the risks of dominance by advisers.
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Max Lerner
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
New York City
Jimmy Carter
White House
Brookings Institution
Stephen Hess
Johnson
Nixon
Inmer
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
John Foster Dulles
Carter
Prayer Support for God’s Servants Urges Daily Intercession
Biblical appeal asks believers to strive in prayer for Paul and other servants of God. The message stresses ongoing prayer for ministers and church workers, highlighting spiritual unity and intercession as essential.
Blumenthal Named Treasury Secretary in Carter Cabinet
The selection of W. Michael Blumenthal as Secretary of the Treasury shows Carter prioritizing managerial strength and international experience, with a liberal business outlook. Observers doubt bankers will be pleased as Blumenthal aims to stabilize a flagging economy and reassure industry.
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Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
DIAL
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
W. Michael Blumenthal
Jimmy Carter
Dr. Blumenthal
Treasury
Carter
End of Hays Affair Leaves No Crime Found
The Justice Department closed the case on Rep Wayne L Hays Ohio Democrat amid charges he kept a mistress on the Federal payroll with insufficient evidence for a grand jury to indict Elizabeth Ray claimed charges last publicized. Hays resigned as committee chair and retired to his Belmont County farm on a pension after 28 years in Congress.
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Errol Flynn
Memphis
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Robesville
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John Kennedy
George Shultz
Richard Nixon
Harald Ickes
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Robert Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
White House
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Executive Office
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Johnson
Nixon
Justice Department
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
House of Representatives
Elizabeth Ray
Hays
Miss Ray
Congress
Wayne Hays
Belmont County
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