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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1977

Page

19

Mondale Reaffirms Close U S Japan Consultations in Tokyo

Vice President Mondale assured Prime Minister Fukuda in Tokyo that the Carter administration will fully consult with Japan on shared concerns and avoid abrupt policy shifts that could unsettle Tokyo. He invited Fukuda to Washington for March 21-22 talks as both nations pledged ongoing economic dialogue and closer cooperation.

Tokyo Walter F. Mondale Takeo Fukuda Carter Mondale Japan Nixon China Fukuda Washington South Korea Paris Canada Alaska U.S Iceland Geir Hallerimsen Pim Tve Great Britain Forsyte Anthony Trollope England Public Broadcasting Service WNET New York John Gielgud

Joint Chiefs dispute Soviet military superiority claim

The Joint Chiefs of Staff rejected Maj. Gen. George J. Keegan Jr.'s assertion that the Soviet Union has overtaken the United States in strategic power. Gen. George S. Brown said the U S remains non superior and the panel will address the matter before Senate defense funds hearings.

Washington Soviet Union United States Joint Chiefs of Staff Air Force George S. Brown JCS William Proxmire D-Wis Brown Defense Harold Brown Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee George J. Keegan Jr Air Force Intelligence

Growth In Airline Charters Sparks Hike In Complaints

The Civil Aeronautics Board weighs changes to charter regulations as complaints rise from 8 percent to 11 percent of total in 1975 and 1976. Proposals include full refunds for changes, clear contracts, official notices, delays compensation, and licensing before charters, with protections for illness or death.

Civil Aeronautics Board Agency Office of Consumer Advocate CAB

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