Rhodesia Zimbabwe talks vexed by white minority and black factions
A British sponsored conference brings white and black leaders toward a Zimbabwe under majority rule. Kissinger’s plan faces Soviet opposition and internal tensions as Ian Smith resists full power sharing. Ted Rowlands leads shuttle diplomacy while Moscow weighs détente and influence.
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Zimbabwe
Henry Kissinger
Ian Smith
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Smith
Africa
Andrei Gromyko
Angola
Moscow
United States
Ted Rowlands
Substances in Blood Show Cancer Warning Signal
University of Tennessee researchers Drs J C Morrison and E T Bucavez report a blood test that identified cancer with about 90 percent accuracy in 4,200 volunteers. Presented at the American Chemical Society in San Francisco, the method could join yearly exams if confirmed by further studies.
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J. C. Morrison
E. T. Bucavez
University of Tennessee
American Chemical Society
San Francisco
Ford and Carter Debates Highlight Foreign Policy Clash
New York City report on the second Ford Carter debate notes both candidates avoided deep policy detail. Carter pressed detente and defense cuts while Ford defended his stance on Eastern Europe and warned about hardline positions, with neither offering clear remedies amid a wary public mood.
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Jimmy Carter
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Carter
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America
Europe
Defense
James Schiesinger
Reinhold Niebuhr
Golf as Revenge on Friends and Foes Alike
The narrator rants about golf from early mornings to long drives across Hawaii to Scotland. He recalls playing at the Diplomat in Hollywood Florida with Oscar Fraley and Bonaventure in Fort Lauderdale, losing balls in lakes, and notes a comical cast of players including Bill Lauten and Bill Lauren as they chase a perfect shot amid jokes and frustration.
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Hollywood
Florida
Oscar Fraley
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Red Bank
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Bill Lauten
Century-Twenty One Real Estate
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the Dunes
Las Vegas
Bill Lauren
Bamm Hollow
Joan
Letro
John McCormacks
Framingham
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Jocko
Dennis McKenna
Moose McDonald
Eddie Shuman
Monster course at Lake Kiamesha described by golf writer
Jim Bishop visits the Concord Hotel Catskills and travels to Lake Kiamesha to play The Monster at the International Golf Club Bolton. He praises its size 8325 yards and dramatic layout while humorously detailing fellow players, roughs, and the men on the course. He notes the course’s reputation and the flamboyant scene in the locker room.
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Catskills
Needle Point
Vincent Letro
Lake Kiamesha
International Golf Club
Bolton
Butz remarks prompt use of false rage and hypocrisy
The column denounces Earl Butz cas ulling bias as fun and criticizes national figures for locker room language. It contrasts past leaders and current double standards, cites a San Diego teacher scandal over crude letters, and argues schools must address language while urging cleaner political discourse.
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Bess Truman
Harry
Earl Butz
Gerald Ford
Ford
Buzz
San Diego
Calif
David Roberts
Roberts
H. L. Richardson
Editor Quotes on Begging and Radio Forum Influence
A collection of editor quotes criticizes begging on expensive letterheads and praises CB radio for providing a forum to speak. The remarks compare traditional charity appeals with modern communication channels.
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CB Radio
Only In Oklahoma Parley on Carl Albert’s retirement aides
In Oklahoma a column notes Carl Albert will receive an allowance for three aides after leaving Congress. It calls for careful delegation of retirement duties. A Creek County district attorney wore pajamas under pants to win a court case and jokes about reversible error.
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Carl Albert
Congress
Creek County Dist
David Yount
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