Carter to Meet Sadat Begin Camp David Talks
President Carter plans to resume Middle East peace talks with Anwar Sadat at Camp David around September 4. Senate Foreign Relations leaders were briefed and a major White House announcement was scheduled for late morning as discussions focus on Egypt's demand for Arab detainee return.
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Democrats Stress Openness At Candidates Night In City
A Jeffersonian Democratic Club event drew about 67 Democratic candidates and 250 attendees in a standing room only candidates night. Organizers touted an open invitation to the public as part of a broader shift toward open government, with leaders crediting club president A. Irvin Renn for pushing the change amid election year unity efforts.
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Family ambushed in desert during European tour report
Ambushed family recalling desert danger as American tourists face disillusion in Europe amid unsettled travel. Weather forecast shows sunny to partly cloudy skies and temperatures near 90 by day with around 70 at night. A cautious note on a patient man, John Dendes, appears in the report.
Frederick mayor calls county election crucial for future
Mayor Ronald N. Young labeled Frederick county election crucial to growth and argued Republicans need Blair Lee II to win the primary for statehouse gains. He urged a new, cooperative board of commissioners and emphasized annexation plans near Babenger Creek. He declined to name preferred candidates. Meanwhile, a lottery draw in Maryland Numbers Game listed 4 as the winning number and stock market opened with the Dow down 1.73 at 691.32.
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Hughes Campaign Hope Faces Uphill Battle in Maryland
Harry R. Hughes visited Frederick for a full day of campaigning, insisting a statewide momentum exists and that voters realize they can win. He trails frontrunners Blair Lee and Ted Venetoulis and admits limited finances and unfavorable polls, while criticizing press coverage of his bid.
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Pope Paul VI laid to rest after vast Rome farewell
Mourners crowded Castel Gandolfo and St. Peter’s as Pope Paul VI lay in state after dying of a heart attack. More than 50,000 filed past the pope’s catafalque while aides and prelates prayed. Burial set for Saturday in St. Peter’s crypt with a nine day mourning period and world wide masses honoring his effort for Catholic unity.
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Cardinals Gather to Elect New Pope In Sectet Conclave
Cardinals from around the world will seal themselves in the Sistine Chapel for a conclave beginning the week of August 20 to elect a pope, with Latin as the common language and strict secrecy enforced by Pope Paul VI. Any bishop or layman could be elected, though ordained if a layman. Pope Paul VI died Sunday, ending his tenure and cementing fresh conclave rules.
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Carter clamps down on labor critics
Washington AP report says Carter aides ordered a Cabinet member to alter testimony and barred anti inflation remarks without clearance. HUD Secretary Patricia Harris canceled her congressional appearance rather than modify a statement on Fed policy. Barry Bosworth of the Council of Wage and Price Stability faces prior approval for labor related remarks by a new panel led by Labor Secretary Ray Marshall.
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