Carter Family Takes Global Diplomatic Route On Road Show
President Carter has sent his wife and children on a world tour to bolster his foreign policy image. Rosalynn Carter promotes human rights in Latin America while Chip and Cara join royal events in London marking Queen Elizabeth II’s Silver Jubilee. Carter defends his family’s roles as world emissaries, not negotiators, citing weekly lunches and shared debates on domestic and foreign affairs.
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City Council Regular Meeting Agenda Sandpoint 1877
The Sandpoint City Council schedules a regular meeting on June 13 1877. Roll call will occur at the start to establish attendance and quorum for council business and public session.
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Vesco as Political Catalyst in Costa Rica Election
U.S. financier Robert L. Vesco looms as a campaign issue in Costa Rica where President Oduber admits accepting Vesco funds in 1974 and returning them after learning the source. Ex-president Figueres allegedly channeled the money. Vice President Guzman calls Vesco to leave, while two Communist lawmakers push expulsion and an opposition hopeful faced charges after firing at Vesco's residence. Argentina faces a teacher shortage from salaries under 70 dollars a month as resignations surge in Buenos Aires province. Venezuela and Colombia presidents sign a hot pursuit pact to curb border kidnap gangs after the Nelson Machado Lugo murder in Maracaibo.
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Vietnamese Buddhists face crackdown amid An Quang tensions
A leaked April 8 Vietnamese Communist document from Ho Chi Minh City warns of a broad crackdown against the An Quang Buddhist Church in Saigon. It cites alleged moral crimes and political agitation by monks, threatens punishment for violators, and vows to purify the church while denying freedom of religion beyond obedience to the state.
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Ireland Faces Pivotal Election Amid Northern Ireland Tension
In rural Ireland crowds gather outside chapels as voters prepare for June 16 elections. Premier Liam Cosgrave leads a Fine Gael Labor coalition facing Fianna Fail under Jack Lynch. Security remains a backdrop as both sides push for a peaceful path and promises of jobs and tax concessions.
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Brazilian students press for democracy amid crackdowns
University students in Brazil defy the military government twice in May and June, rallying on campuses after outlawing National Day against Oppression. Demonstrations spread nationwide with hundreds arrested at the illegal National Student Encounter in Belo Horizonte, as students demand a return to democracy.
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