Plains Baptist ends race barrier vote in Plains Georgia
President elect Jimmy Carter cited no pressure during a two and a half hour meeting as Plains Baptist Church voted to end racial barriers. The church welcomed all to worship and kept Pastor Bruce Edwards, establishing a screening committee to assess sincerity of prospective members. Reporter crowds waited in rain outside as civil rights activist Clennon King observed, calling the outcome wonderful. Billings born in Langnor England died in the same cornfield 112 years later.
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Vacation in sun restores Ford's waistline and voice
President Ford returns to Washington after eight days of golf and swimming in Palm Springs where he says the sun helped restore his voice and has trimmed about four pounds. He met with James T Lynn and prepared to resume a full White House schedule, omitting the usual vacation press releases as golf dominated the trip.
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Bear hugs precede Tito Brezhnev talks in Belgrade
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev arrived in Belgrade for a three day visit to discuss Yugoslav independence from Soviet influence. President Tito greeted him with bear hugs and a kiss at the White Palace, signaling talks on sovereignty and non interference in internal affairs.
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White Palace
Nikita Khrushchev
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