Carter narrows list to about seventy cabinet picks
President elect Carter, after voting in Plains Georgia, says he aims for a stable four year team and has cut his cabinet list to about seventy candidates. He plans interviews in Atlanta and Washington with potential appointees as he weighs the roles of attorney general and agriculture secretary and considers continued production of the B1 bomber.
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Carter
Billy
Ford Administration
Atlanta
Washington
Hamilton Jordan
John Doar
Doar
House Judiciary Committee
Richard Nixon
Jordan
Bob Bergland
Japan election shakes Liberal Democrats in hung lower house
Japan's Liberal Democratic party loses its majority amid Lockheed scandal fallout as voters rebuke the government. The opposition gains ground but remains divided with small parties, while Takeo Fukuda looms as potential successor to Prime Minister Takeo Miki.
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Japan
Liberal Democratic Party
Lockheed
Liberal Democrats
United States
Asia
China
Takeo Miki
Liberal-Democratic Party
LDP
Liberal-Democrats
Liberal- Democratic Party
Miki
Asahi
Takeo Fukuda
Socialists
Komeito
Clean
Democratic Socialists
New Liberal Club
Independents
Communists
High court empties Austin desegregation order
The Supreme Court vacated a broad Austin Texas school desegregation order and sent the case to the appeals court for review. Seven justices favored a limited integration plan focusing on intentional segregation, while Brennan and Marshall dissented. The decision signals tighter tailoring of court orders without widening busing mandates.
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Iower
Federal Appeals Court
New Orleans
Warren Burger
Lewis Powell
William Rehnquist
William Brennan
Thurgood Marshall
Burton Emerges As Front Runner In Majority Leader Race
Washington AP Major party fight shapes up as Rep. Phillip Burton leads four contenders for the House majority leader post after Speaker O'Neill secures the chair. Bolling and Wright push hard, with Burton seen as the hard driving, ambitious caucus chair and front-runner.
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Thomas P
Tip” O’neill
Massachusetts
O'Neill
Phillip Burton
California
Burton
Richard Bolling
Missouri
Jim Wright
Texas
Gaullist Party Becomes Rally for the Republic in France
Thousands in Paris chant Chirac as the Gaullist party dissolves to form the Rally for the Republic led by Jacques Chirac. The move positions Chirac to challenge Giscard d Estaing in 1981 with a pledge to curb the Socialist Communist alliance while strengthening Gaullist influence in the National Assembly.
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Jacques Chirac
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Socialist Communist Alliance
de Gaulle
Union of Democrats For the Republic
Rally For the Republic
National Assembly
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Republican
Giscard
France
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Haig Ordered Secret Probe Into Nixon Cash Links
Exposed by Russel L. Bintliff, the CIC investigated possible Far East cash ties to Nixon. The inquiry, ordered by Gen. Haig two months before Nixon’s resignation, targeted Caulfield and Ulasewicz over trips to Asia and possible organized crime money. Bintliff, an army warrant officer, said the scope included passport issues and Vietnam access.
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Jerimiah O’leary
Washington Star
Denver
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Criminal Investigation Command
Far East
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CIC
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Washington
Bintliff
Henry H. Tufts
Special Actions Division
Old Tempo
Gen. Haig
South Korea
Vietnam
United States
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
State Department
Security and Consular Affairs Division
Laos
Cambodia
Caulfield and
Ulasewicz
Col. Tufts
U.S
Vientiane
Tufts
Embassy cash bribery scandal cited by former aide
Jai Hyon Lee describes seeing KCIA officials stuffing cash into envelopes in the South Korean embassy Washington as the Nixon era controversy over influence buying broadens. He says Park's government sought to pressure Congress and sway U.S. policy with money and publications.
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Jai Hyon Lee
United States
Dong Jo Kim
Lee
South Korea
Kim
Capitol
Western Illinois University
Justice Department
KCIA
Chung Hee Park
Park
Washington
Congress
Korea
U.S
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