Social Security Tax FearsRise In Idaho Community
In Sandpoint last week Senator Frank Church assured Bonner County seniors there is no plan to tax Social Security income. The piece argues the program is structurally troubled, noting rising costs and automatic COLA increases since 1972, and urges scrutiny of federal policy though not targeting beneficiaries.
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Frank Church
Sandpoint
Bonner County
Congress
Idaho
Church
Franklin D. Roosevelt
F.D.R
K.F
APRA
Hay Dela Torre
Castro interview with Barbara Walters outlines Bay of Pigs ties
Barbara Walters travels with Fidel Castro for interviews across Havana the Bay of Pigs and the Sierra Maestra to explain his stance on the 1961 invasion and the CIA. He cites Nixon and Eisenhower while denying Kennedy involvement and discusses Cuba’s economy education and public services amid tension with the United States.
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Joan Hanaver
United Press International
New York
Barbara Walters
Bay of Pigs
Fidel Castro
Dwight Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
John F Kennedy
Miss Walters
Castro
Havana
Sierra Maestra Mountains
ABC
CIA
Bill Moyers
CBS
Walters
Kennedy
Lee’ Harvey
Oswald
Cuba
U.S
Soviet Union
United States Plans 6000 Troop Pullout From Korea by 1978
UPI reports Washington will withdraw 6000 ground troops from South Korea by end of 1978, with Defense noting 33500 US ground troops plus 8000 air and Navy personnel in region. Carter overrules Korean and Army objections, planning phased withdrawal while building up Korean forces and handing over the 2nd Division’s conventional arms. The move aims for a four year withdrawal with continued air and intel support.
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Washington
UPI
United States
South Korea
State Department
Tokyo
U.S
Department of'Defense
Carter
38Th Parallel
North Korea
U.S. Army
Peru Moves Toward Democracy Under Morales Bermudez
In Peru General Morales Bermudez maintains a gradual shift from military rule toward elections not held until 1980 amid a severe debt crisis. He has dialogued with four political parties, pledged to consolidate Velasco reforms, and kept control as press freedoms remain limited.
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Stephen Morrow
United Press International
Lima
Peru
Rosalynn Carter
Caribbean
Latin ‘America
Francisco Morales Bermudez
Morales Bermudez
Juan Velasco
Velasco
Morales ‘Bermudez
Loe Es ‘Accion - Popular
Fernando
Belaunde Terry
Communist Party
Window On Africa Kraze: Rhodesia Zambia Tensions Rise
United Press International reports Khaunda declaring a state of war as Rhodesia threatens air strikes on guerrilla bases in Zambia amid ongoing rail traffic across the Victoria Falls bridge. Observers warn saber rattling could lead to incursions, while regional unrest unfolds in Somalia Kenya Sudan Ethiopia and Namibia with security crackdowns and peasant mobilizations.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Kenneth Kaunda
Ian Smith
Zambia
Victoria Fall
Zambesi River
Rhodesi
South Africa
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