Carter to Return St Stephen Crown to Hungary?
The piece questions President Carter's plan to return the St Stephen crown to Hungary arguing it may ease trade but alienates Hungarian Americans who see it as betrayal. It notes State Department doubt over a formal Hungarian request and cites Rep. Oakar on the crown as a symbol of political and religious freedom.
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Hungary
United States
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Budapest
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St. Stephen's Crown
Cigarette smoking is addictive says Dr DuPont
A National Institute of Drug Abuse report highlights tobacco dependence as a powerful addiction surpassing heroin. It argues quitting requires breaking habit and overcoming withdrawal, urges treating tobacco use as an addictive disorder, and calls for ending federal subsidies to tobacco farming while promoting prevention and cessation.
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Robert DuPont
National Institute of Drug Abuse
DuPont
Washington focus on Soviet Mideast policy and Panama treaty
A senior diplomat says the Soviet Union aims for no peace and no war in the Mideast to hold influence, while fearing direct clash with the U.S. Senators shift to support the Panama Canal Treaty, aided by Robert Strauss. Also notes NATO’s 30 years of peace, rising shoplifting inflation, Kirbo’s remarks on Carter, and South Africa’s crackdown on black editors.
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Moscow
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Sadat
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Geneva
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Kremlin
Soviet Union
U.S
Carter
Robert Strauss
Democratic National Committee
White House
Mafia eyes Treasury as ultimate prize for crime empire
Washington reports say the Mafia controls a multi billion dollar crime web spanning oil heroin real estate gambling and prostitution. Investigators warn the syndicate seeks to access federal funds through political influence rather than overt raids, while public relations push depicts the Mafia as a misunderstood Sicilian brotherhood. The piece traces Mafia growth from 19th century roots through Prohibition bootlegging and later reorganizations led by Luciano and Costello, noting their evolving stance on Washington and increasing sophistication.
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Bross
Fr. Knox
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Treasury
Mafia
Sicily
Marlon Brando
al Pacino
New Order
Murder, Inc
Costa Nostra
Lucky” Luciano
Frankie Costello
Atlantic City
Italy
Mussolini
Carabinieri
Cosa Nostra
United States
Carter vows to trim details and boost White House efficiency
Inside Washington, hopes rise that President Carter will curb the deluge of in-basket work in 1978. Officials note his self taught tax review and lone mastery approach. they push for delegated desk work, clearer priorities, and more interactive Oval Office sessions to avoid missteps and improve governance.
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