Carter sparking openness draws praise and criticism
President Carter conducts more news conferences than any recent president, answering questions across cabinet departments, at public events, and via phone-ins. Critics say he talks too freely while supporters credit his transparency and timely accessibility to the American public.
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Desai Sworn Indian Prime Minister Signals Policy Shifts
Moraryt Dysat era begins as Desai takes office in New Delhi signaling a pivot away from Indira Gandhi era special ties with the Soviet Union. He vows a cautious nuclear stance and a panel aligned with broader foreign policy. Gandhi congratulates the new Janata Party leader.
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