Regional Weather Summary with ZONES forecast notes
Weather bureau forecast across multiple zones shows light rain and snow chances this afternoon and tonight, with colder temperatures and varying winds. Northern, central, and southern regions track mid to upper 30s highs, with subfreezing lows in places. out-of-state areas Kansas Missouri Arkansas Colorado New Mexico add snow and cold, with mixed precipitation possible and hazards from reduced visibility.
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Carter halts U S military aid to Nicaragua amid human rights policy
President Carter, using a 1976 law, cuts off new military aid to Nicaragua while maintaining support for South Korea, the Philippines, and Indonesia. The 1979 budget plan ties aid to human rights records, with Nicaragua receiving grants and training funds but no military credits. Critics say aid to Somoza's regime clashes with stated human rights goals.
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Carter
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Indonesia
State Department
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Anastasio Somoza
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Suharto
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Philippine
Ferdinand Marcos
Park Chung Hee
Bruce Cameron
Americans For Democratic Action
Mark L. Schneider
Schneider
International League For Human Rights
Argentina
Chile
Uruguay
el Salvador
Guatemala
Uganda
Central African Republic
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Shah
Somoza
Harvard Opens Lowell Papers On Sacco Vanzetti Case
Harvard revealed Lowell private papers on Sacco and Vanzetti to public view for the first time. The documents cover 1927 to 1939 and include drafts of the Lowell Commission report, detailing arguments over trial fairness and the political impact of the case. The release aims to illuminate debates still echoing through liberal and radical circles.
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Vanzetti
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Harley Holden
Alvan Fuller
Fuller
New York Times
Boston Herald
New York World
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Hangman’s House
John Dos Passos
Katherine Anne Porter
Miss Porter
Herbert Ehrmann
Michael Musmanno
Lowell Commission
Robert Grant
Samuel Stratton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sacco-Vanzetti
University
Holden
Michael Dukakis
Dukakis
U S and Soviet Clash Over Human Rights Radio War
In Moscow the battle over human rights broadcasts intensifies as VOA expands dissident coverage to the Soviet Union. Radio Moscow vows sharper English programs for the West while protesting Western reporting as interference in internal affairs.
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VOA
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Radio Moscow
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Ghely Shakhov
Russia
Soviet Union
Belgrade
Poland
Andrei D. Sakharov
Lithuania
Nakhodka
United States
Deutsche Welle
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