Carter sized up Russians in nuclear talks analysis
The piece argues President Carter faces a cautious path on SALT. Brezhnev seeks an interim treaty based on Vladivostok 1974 limits and may push for early talks. Carter must attend a SALT summit, balance concessions, and avoid overpromising while pursuing steps toward disarmament.
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Brezhnev
Vladivostok
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Carter
Ei Mare
Pumaniy
Washington warns of world economy slump and 1977 growth drops
The document memo warns of a global low mood, with inflation high and debt rising. It projects real growth under 5 percent in 1976 and about 3 to 3.5 percent in 1977 for industrial nations, urging production investment to avoid stagnation. Political strains and debt issues threaten recovery. The piece also notes campaign events surrounding the Carter family and possible cultural influence from the Charlie Daniels Band.
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Treasurs
Treasur Stocrs
Lillian
New York
Carter
Amy Carter
Chip
Carters
Charle Daniels
White House
Pardon ineffective says critics amid war era debate
The article argues that presidential pardons fail to erase guilt for those who avoided service or supported the war abroad. It critiques President Carter and Congress, noting amnesty does not erase responsibility and urging accountability for those who fled to Canada or refused civilian service. It cites broader public fault lines over Vietnam era decisions and political leadership.
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Washington — Press
Lyon
John F. Kenne
Ross
Vietnam
Canada
Carver
Carter
Congress
Politics clouding President's goals
President Carter faces a collision between governing and re election aims with doubts about balancing the budget in 1981 and delays on major reforms. Close aides warn he may need to reset promises while advisers urge timely moves on tax reform health and welfare, as South and rural bases shift under election year pressures.
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Carter
Charles Schultze
Congress
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Betty Ford as First Partner reshapes the First Lady role
The piece traces Betty Ford influence shaping the presidency as a First Partner. It notes her fearless interviews on 60 Minutes, stance on abortion and social issues, and how her public presence altered campaign dynamics for Ford and the 1976 race. It concludes that future first spouses may be judged as First Partners alongside First Ladies.
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Betty Ford
America
James Buchanan
Amence
Eleanor Roosevelt
Mrs. Ford
Mrs Ford
Morlex Safer
60 Minutes
Susan
Ford
Mayaguez
Rosalynn Carter
Poth
Carter
Fordasa
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
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Hostetter
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