Carter urged to press Moscow over Africa policy
Coptey Editorial Service argues that President Carter should signal to Moscow during his Africa visit that Soviet support for Ethiopia and military involvement in the Horn of Africa threatens detente. The piece warns that U.S. backing of Somalia faces tactical limits and calls for diplomatic pressure on the Soviet Union to halt its African strategy while maintaining arms control talks.
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Carter
Africa
Moscow
Angola
Ethiopia
Horn
Zbigniew Brzezinski
U.S
Somalia
United States
Ogaden
Eritrea
Vietnam
White House
State Department
Organization of African Unity
Egypt
Sudan
Kenya
Washington
Mr. Carter
Horn of Africa
Soviet Union
Jordan Should Be Warned to Control the King
The piece argues Hamilton Jordan faces political peril from private misconduct rumors affecting President Carter. It contrasts past aides like Bert Lance with Jordan, noting a White House denial document and media pressure. The author warns Jordan to curb drinking, or risk undermining Carter and the Oval Office.
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Hamilton Jordan
Carter
White House
Jordan
Egypt
Lance
Harry Vaughan
Truman
Vaughan
Washington
Pennsylvania Ave
Oval Office
Vaudeville Ends In Des Moines Train Tragedy
Vaudeville survived at the Palace but a Des Moines bound train sealed its fate with a brutal night. Dan Healy led the troupe through chaos as tensions erupted backstage and on stage. Walter Winchell gossip, dressmaker Antonelli, and Helen Kane figure amid dog acts, injuries, and a laundry laden denouement. The manager judged the acts cleaner, yet the era closed.
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Palace Theater
New York
Des Moines
Dan Healy
Mulligan and Murphy
Helen Kane
Hollywood
Vaudevillians
Walter Winchell
Rogers
Mulligan
Murphy
Healy
Antonelli
Ater
Ruling Needed To Guard Top Codes Of CIA
A columnist argues for stronger laws to bar disclosure of CIA secrets. He cites Agee and Snepp cases, warns 800 operatives leaving the agency could trigger disclosures, and urges a felony for revealing codes, movements, and methods to protect national security.
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CIA
Republic
Senate Intelligence Committee
Congressional
Philip Agee
Europe
Justice Department
Snepp
Soviet Union
Oklahoma GOP vents at Baker over Canal stance
Senator Howard Baker of Tennessee canceled a Oklahoma trip after local GOP leaders voiced disapproval of his Panama Canal views. The scramble touches on Oklahoma Democratic politics, Governor critiques, and Jim Inhofe’s torn timetable as he campaigns for Tulsa mayor.
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Sen
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Senate
Oklahoma
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
U.S. Senate
Jim Inhofe
Tulsa
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Wm .H. Sullivan
James T. Gentry
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Motorjet
Mr. Jordan
Middle East
Sarsfield’s
Nicholas von Hoffman
Bert Lance
Keith-Orpheum
Dan
Deep Throat
Andrew Tully
Frank Snepp
Smith
Jones
Dunagin
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