Editorial: A fast swing abroad for President Carter
The piece notes President Carter’s nine day trip to Poland Iran India Saudi Arabia France and Belgium with a planned follow up trip in late March to early April The editors question the goal of the visit given the lack of clear outcomes beyond ceremonial diplomacy and good will while acknowledging potential energy and strategic discussions amid a shifting global balance of power
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New Yorker proposal on unwritten books sparks debate
The New Yorker suggested a literary prize for unwritten books, notably a title about Archibald Cox’s Watergate experience. H R Haldeman plans a tell‑all book predicting explosive revelations and a gap in a key Nixon tape. The Times promises serialization but the paper declines to publish the book.
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U N Security in Focus as Africa Group Probes Uganda
At the United Nations the African group agrees to investigate human rights violations in Idi Amin's Uganda. A later vote condemns Israel for aiding South Africa and other crimes as debates on future peacekeeping intensify. The General Assembly discusses international nuclear controls amid a largely empty public gallery. World politics, not Ethiopian Somalis or Egypt Israel peace, dominates the scene.
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Parents Learn From Child Fashion Fables On Gstaad Ski Trip
A letter-writer ridicules affluent parents who dress children in designer wear. Leonard Crannich, nine, appears at a party in a $400 Pierre Cardin suit and toy Ferrari, while siblings perform artsy feats, illustrating shallow values and snobbery.
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