Ex Philippine Official Urges U.S. to Cut Aid to Marcos Regime
Former Philippine foreign secretary Ran Manglapus, exile leader of the Movement for a Free Philippines, calls for the United States to halt military aid to Marcos to deny him legitimacy. He says democracy can return only if Marcos steps down and urges a provisional government to hold elections amid ongoing opposition and regional tensions.
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Argentina biggest violator in Latin America rights review
A yearend report by the Council on Hemispheric Affairs ranks Argentina as the region’s most flagrant human rights violator while Venezuela is noted for the best record. The private research group details Argentina’s alleged abuses and criticizes government practices.
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Freedom House reports 25% global political civil freedom gain
A 1977 Freedom House survey says one quarter of humanity gained political and civil freedom while only one third of nations were truly free. India and Spain saw gains. personal freedom declined in nine countries with 123.8 million people.
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Chaplin Widow Arranges Quiet Funeral in Switzerland
Oona Chaplin plans a private Tuesday ceremony for Charlie Chaplin at a Corsier cemetery above Lake Geneva. Only immediate family and the family doctor attend. reporters barred per Chaplin wishes. Chaplin died Christmas Day at 88, with tributes from George Burns and the Vatican.
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Talmadge Opposes Dismantling Agriculture Department
Sen Mortman Talmadge chair of the Senate Agriculture Committee warns against moving USDA programs to HEW and Interior. He says such shifts could hurt farmers and consumers and vows to press the issue when Congress returns. Bergland says he will respond to Califano and seek competitive bids for program control.
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Farmers' Tactics to Hurt Cause Questioned by Bergland
Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland says striking farmers who blockade highways and food centers hurt their cause and disapprove of such tactics. He notes some blocks last week including delays at a Lubbock newspaper plant and a Coldwater livestock sale, while endorsing peaceful demonstrations as effective if supported by the public. He also forecasts a 1978 world grain production drop and discusses budget cuts to sacred cow programs including a $104 million milk subsidy for school children.
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Christmas Weekend Reflections Across The Nation
Americans feasted and mourned as Charlie Chaplin died at 88 in Vevey. A Springfield amnesia case revealed Lon McGinness as Jim Kirk, returning his life on Christmas Eve. International talks on Middle East peace showed tentative progress amid religious observances and holiday scenes across towns.
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Snow Drifts Hit Ohio With Up To Eight Inches
Eight inches of snow covered parts of Ohio on Monday hindering travel for holiday travelers. Snow also fell across the central Rockies and northern Michigan with lesser amounts elsewhere. Travel advisories extended from Lake Erie to I-90 and into upstate New York and Pennsylvania as cold temperatures lingered across the plains.
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