GOP forces swing votes from fence in 1979 poll
The New York Times poll shows Republicans press foreign policy, U S strength, China and Taiwan relations, and oil supply to rally swing voters. Carter’s overall rating drops from 42 to 37 percent. foreign policy approves from 39 to 30 percent, with independents and Northeastern voters most affected.
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Rosalynn Carter Faces Tough Questions at White House News Conference
Rosalynn Carter demonstrated poise during a White House news conference addressing topics from ERA to mental health and her meeting with Rev. Jim Jones and Billy Carter. She outlined efforts for a White House ERA task force and emphasized education to counter distortions and opposition.
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China Punishment History Cited in Vietnam Invasion View
Southeast Asia expert Leroy Wehrle says China’s invasion of Vietnam was to punish a break in a 2 000 year old fatherly bond and cites Vietnam’s actions in Laos Cambodia and with the Soviet Union as triggers The analyst notes China treated Vietnam as a dutiful second cousin and warns of possible Soviet related tensions through President Carter’s policy stance.
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