Mrs. Carter Wins Brazilian Brass in Warmer Welcome
Rosalynn Carter visits Brasilia amid student strikes and police actions at the University of Brasilia. She meets with Foreign Minister Azevedo da Silveira and hosts a reception at the U.S. Embassy with ministers diplomats and generals in attendance.
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Helsinki pact nations near clash over human rights
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance warned the Belgrade Helsinki conference could turn into a clash as Warsaw Pact nations resist Western charges about human rights. President Cartersaid the Soviets and their allies have sought to limit the accord’s obligations, citing increased family reunification denials and press restrictions. The United States plans fresh proposals at Belgrade while keeping human rights central.
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Former hostages return to school in Burlingame area
Dutch children held four days by South Moluccan terrorists returned to class today not at their own school. Parents moved them to the town's other school run by the Dutch Reformed Church for half day sessions until June 25.
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Births and dismissals listed for local residents
Births report a girl to Mr and Mrs Bruce Puckett at 427 Madison Ave on Monday and a boy to Mr and Mrs Tim Graham at 8334 Ohio 503 Camden on Friday. Dismissals include Mrs Paul Bishop Germantown Road John Crow Franklin Ronald Goodwin Tarrimore Circle Paul Sorrell Columbia Ave Mrs Kenneth Willoughby Franklin Mrs Kenneth DeBoard Finley St and Samuel Johnston Franklin. Middletown hospital patient number 424-1871.
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Young Carter talk on ambassador role amid race remarks
U N ambassador Andrew Young meets President Carter to press for ambassadorial status not friendship. He faces Republican criticism over remarks labeling Nixon and Ford as racists and discusses race and foreign policy with senators. He says he may hold racist ideas yet remains confident in his position and influence.
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