Editorial on Andy Young and the Cs meeting at the White House
Julian Bond reports on the Schedule Cs meeting with former UN Ambassador Andrew Young after his resignation. Cs members pressed questions on Young's departure and Carter's 1980 campaign prospects. The piece also covers Three Mile Island recovery projections and Seattle First National Bank's energy-saving bus fare plan for 7000 employees.
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Julian Bond
White House
Andrew Young
Labor
Justice
EEOC
Energy, Action
Interior
Whie House
Mondale
Ham Jordan
Jody Powell
Carter-Mondale
Young
Carter
Cyrus Vance
Vance
PLO
State Department
Atlanta
Maynard Jackson
Fdr
Andy Young
Stoney Cooks
Jordan
Washington
Seattle
Seattle First National Bank
AT&T Opens Phone Center Stores to Challenge Retail Giants
AT&T expands retail presence with 1,921 Phone Center outlets, surpassing A&P’s Ann Page. Executives stress direct sales in malls to showcase 120 product variations and features like three way calling and automated dialing, aiming to personalize distribution for a mobile 57 million customer base.
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John Cunniff
New York
Sears Roebuck
Safeway
K Mart
Penney’s
A&p
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Southern Bell
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Ma Bell
Ann Page
At&t
This Day in History for September 14, 1979
Today is Friday September 14 1979 the 257th day of the year with 108 remaining In 1901 President McKinley died in Buffalo after a gunshot wound Roosevelt sworn in as president In 1629 Salem Massachusetts was chartered In 1778 Benjamin Franklin was sent to France In 1812 Russians burned Moscow In 1960 US notified Cuba Castro would be restricted to Manhattan in 1970 the final session of Vatican II opened by Pope Paul VI Five years ago GAO accused FPC of improper natural gas pricing One year ago Marina Oswald Porter testified to Congress about Lee Harvey Oswald's Kennedy killing
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Associated Press
William McKinley
Buffalo
N.Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Salem
Benjamin Franklin
France
Moscow
Napoleon Bonaparte
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Manhattan
America
Ecumenical Council
Paul VI
St. Peter's Basilica
Gulf of Suez
General Accounting Office
Federal Power Commission
Marina Oswald Porter
Dallas
House Assasinations Committee
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Tibet's Dalai Lama Tours the United States as Leader and Symbol
The Dalai Lama visits the United States highlighting his dual role as spiritual head of the Yellow Hat tradition and a political figure for Tibet. Fleeing Chinese occupation in 1959, he tours with thousands of followers in exile near India's Himalayan foothills, shaping views on Tibet and its future. He is seen as both a religious leader and a political symbol for six million Tibetans worldwide.
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Tibet
Dalai Lama
United States
India
Himalyan
Peking
Yellow Hats
14Th Dalai Lama
Vistors
New York
U.S
Dalai Lama in New York Sparks Tibet Ties in Cold War Era
The 14th Dalai Lama, a gifted political figure and religious leader, arrives in New York during a period of U.S.-China rapprochement. His 49 day U.S. tour coincides with talks that hint at possible talks on Tibet’s status and a potential return, marking a shift in Washington’s approach to Beijing and Peking’s stance on the exile leader.
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U.S
Washington
Peking
Dalai Lama
United States
China
Tibet
Soviet spy flights from Cuba threaten U S security
Washington reports reveal regular Soviet reconnaissance missions operating from secret Cuban airbases. U S officials say the flights monitor Atlantic and Caribbean naval activity, undermining Monroe Doctrine norms and SALT II ratification. Reports cite 1975 cargoes, including MiG aircraft, and contrast with Turkey blocking U 2 flights.
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Washington
Cuba
Carter
U.S
Gary Cohn
Atlantic Ocean
Caribbean
East
Capitol Hill
Kremlin
U.S. Navy
Congress
CIA
America
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Turkey
United States
National Academy of Sciences
NAS
Council
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N.E.A
Harrisburg
Three Mile Island
Federal Nuclear Agency
Harold Denton
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Office of
Pennsylvania House
Metropolitan Edison Co
NRC
Jeffrey N. McCollum
McCollum
D.C
Cherchez
Finley
Lhasa
Neue
Merry
By Jack Anderson
CCC
Industry Council
By Roger Bollen
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