Cyrus Vance to quit after one term as secretary of state
Washington reports Cyrus Roberts Vance, 62, plans to leave after the 1980 presidential election and possibly sooner, walking away from his one term as secretary of state. Potential successors include Zbigniew Brzezinski, Warren Christopher, Robert Strauss, and W Michael Blumenthal, with Strauss seen as shaping Middle East policy.
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Pope John Paul II greeted by two million Poles in Warsaw
The pope returned to Poland and received a delirious welcome with crowds estimated up to two million. He proclaimed that Christ cannot be kept out of world history, urged faith amid atheism, and led a Pentecost Mass as thousands cheered, sang, and waved Vatican flags. Security dispersed marshals while windows along the seven mile motorcade filled with spectators.
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Verbal fencing marks pope's visit to Poland
In Warsaw the first visit of a reigning pope to a Communist state unfolds with double meanings. Edward Gierek hosts John Paul II while posters celebrate Poland's 35th anniversary. church and state frame the trip as religious and political. The Vatican and regime clash over motives, then acknowledge a religious nature despite political overtones.
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Anderson to enter GOP race for 1980 presidential nomination
Illinois Rep John B Anderson announced plans to seek the Republican nomination, becoming the seventh candidate in the field. The moderate congressman vows a campaign focused on sacrifice to curb inflation and energy independence, aiming to replace political confusion with purpose while noting his pivotal 1968 open housing vote.
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Ginzburg wife fights for child in US entry clash
Arina Ginzburg, wife of dissident Alex Ginzburg, demands permission to take their adopted son Sergei to the United States. She cites his poor health in Yakutia and potential charges for divulging military secrets as reasons to seek asylum for the child with her.
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