Carters and international figures in a mixed briefing
Washington Post publisher Katharine Graham and Post reporters met Romanian President Nicolae Ceausescu in Bucharest where detente and US cooperation were discussed. Other notes cover Anthony Accardo’s heart attack in the Bahamas, Watergate figure G Gordon Liddy’s prison hunger protest, Idaho Governor John Evans hip surgery, Andrew Young Caribbean trip plans, and Billy Carter’s walkout at a charity dinner in Texas.
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Katharine Graham
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Post
Newsweek Magazine
Bucharest
Nicolae Ceausescu
Agerpres
Ceausescu
United States
Idaho
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R. W. Tregoning
St. Alphonsus Hospital
Boise
Evans
UPI
Billy Carter
Fort Worth
Tex
Ruth Carter Stapleton
Carters
Lillian
Lillian Carter
Billy
Scottsboro case survivor Norris denies guilt in NBC suit
Clarence Norris, last surviving Scottsboro boy, rejects a 6 million dollar NBC defamation suit claiming a TV movie portrayed Virginia Street as an adulteress. Norris recalls wartime hunger and legal battles, insisting he had no part in the alleged rapes and seeks peace in retirement.
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Virginia Price Street
NBC
Norris
Alabama
Ruby Bates
Virginia Street
New York City
Carter and governors pursue energy policy targets at White House
President Jimmy Carter hosts 44 governors for a two day energy conference at the White House to push a 33 percent expansion of domestic energy. Energy adviser James Schlesinger says impediments will be removed to meet the goal and warns oil reserves may be overly concentrated in the southwest.
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Washington
UPI
Jimmy Carter
James Schlesinger
White House
Carter
Schlesinger
Governors’ Conference
Kent State protestors told to vacate tent city
Kent State University President Glenn A Olds ordered approximately 100 protesters occupying a site near the 1970 Kent shootings to leave by 8 a.m. Sunday. The encampment has functioned since May 12 as opposition to a gym complex planned on the ground where four students were killed and nine wounded in 1970.
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Kent, Ohio
UPI
Kent State University
Glenn A. Olds
Kent State
KSU
Ohio National Guard
Lincoln Journal 9 1977 Action Line notice
Public information line for readers to request help or action including what name town and true or pen name should appear. Contact details include a Lincoln box address and phone numbers for further guidance.
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The
Journal-Star Printing CO
Lincoln
Action Line
Vac Om
Nebraska
Kansas
Lancaster Co
Bay Area
FBI raids church offices over copied federal papers
FBI seized documents from the Washington and Los Angeles offices of the Church of Scientology claiming copies of IRS and Justice Department papers were recovered from covert copying. The church denounced the raids as a cover for an international narcotics operation and alleged government complicity.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
Los Angeles
Church of Scientology
Interpol
International Police Agency
Internal Revenue Service
Justice Dept
West Coast
Robert Tittle
Lance’s promise may hurt Washington in bank sale
Budget Director Bert Lance told President Carter of his plan to divest his 21 percent stake in the National Bank of Georgia as its stock sinks. The White House and OMB denied any resignation offer, saying Lance discussed the bank’s finances and his finances but Carter urged him not to worry. The stock fell to 8.75 a share this week after Lance borrowed 3.4 million dollars for the stake.
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Washington
UPI
Bert Lance
Carter
National Bank of Georgia
Cox
Lance
OMB
White House
Jody Powell
First National Bank of Chicago
Danish women push matriarchy with new party plan
Ellen Munter and Britta Svensson headline a Matriarchal People's party in Copenhagen aiming for 17 000 signatures to register. They propose a system where men obey women, cannot own real estate, and military and governance would be led by women while education and public office would limit male participation.
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Denmark
Ellen Munter
Britta Svensson
People’s Party
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