Blueprint for raising terrific lads from early youth study
Boston AP reports Harvard researchers outline a blueprint for top children based on 39 under threes. Key factors include frequent motherly attention, engaged conversation, and freedom to explore with minimal restrictions. Staring, responsive parenting, and three-year gaps between siblings emerge as influential.
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Congress split over covert activities
Washington AP reports Ford’s intelligence overhaul limits covert operations abroad by forbidding assassinations and restricting domestic spying with exceptions. Mondale predicts Congress will push beyond bans to curb CIA political activity in foreign elections. Pike recalls committee favored prohibiting assassinations and paramilitary actions like Laos but not secret wars.
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Sanctions Sought To Halt Leaks In New Ford Plan
Washington AP reports President Ford proposes sweeping criminal penalties to guard classified information. The plan would cover government workers and many private contractors with access to secrets and could expose reporters to witness duties, while not prosecuting leakers themselves. The proposal mirrors the Senate $1 bill, long debated as an Official Secrets Act, with controversy over penalties and press rights. It may be folded into a broader criminal code measure amid stalled Senate action.
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Peron Will Not Resign or Run in 1977 Election
In a televised address Isabel Peron said she will not seek re election and will serve out her term ending May 25 1977. She promised a presidential election before year end and indicated she would not be a candidate while opposing forces eyed impeachment and a political compromise.
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Kissinger Warns Peruvian Left on Nonalignment
U S secretary of state Henry Kissinger warned Peru's leftist military regime in Lima that joining the nonaligned bloc would limit foreign policy flexibility. He stated elite blocs deepen divisions while urging South American alignment with broader global issues.
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House votes $2 billion for ConRail progress
Congress moved toward consolidating seven financially troubled Northeastern and Midwestern railroads by appropriating 2.032 billion for ConRail. The House added 110 million to a 1.922 billion baseline for four years, with 55 million for USRA admin expenses. Transfer of seven railroads proceeds by March 31 despite a budget shortfall.
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