Carter drafts advance men for world tour
President Carter's travel schedule has strained his small advance staff, prompting White House reliance on assistants from various government agencies and a Republican refugee. Eric Rosenberger, former Nixon and Ford advance chief, is in France preparing for Normandy stops. Others, including Robert Neuman, are dispatched to cities across six countries as Ellis Woodward leads the core team.
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White leopards survive birth at Wildlife Way Station
In Little Tujunga Canyon California two Asiatic spotted leopards produced three white cubs at the Wildlife Way Station. One cub died soon after birth leaving one survivor.
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Carter Plans Diplomatic Tours With Mondale and Vance
President Carter will travel abroad sending emissaries Vice President Mondale and Secretary of State Vance. He will advance policy during his foreign trips while attending state dinners and avoiding reciprocal feasts, signaling a new style in diplomacy.
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Walter F. Mondale
Cyrus Vance
Carter
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