Carter rests at Camp David before important trip
President Carter plans a rest weekend at Camp David in Maryland packing tennis racquets and a large cream pie. He will travel to California on Tuesday to address the United Auto Workers in Los Angeles and appear on KNXT in a public Q A. He also visits Fresno to inspect drought damage and meets the Senate Intelligence Committee amid plans for tighter legal controls on intelligence activities. Powell notes 100000 consultant arrangements exist, many considered unnecessary.
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United Auto Workers Convention
Los Angeles
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Mondale to Europe to pressure apartheid critics and aid EU states
Vice President Mondale heads to Europe with stops in Spain Portugal Yugoslavia and Austria to urge faster black integration in South Africa and warn Vorster amid efforts to align Rhodesia with U.S. human rights goals. He will meet Tito Young Soares Kreisky Juan Carlos and Callaghan briefing on London summit outcomes and Portugal’s balance of payments aid.
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Madrid
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Belgrade
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David Owen
Africa
OPEC may drop planned 5 percent price hike
Beirut based report from Middle East Economic Survey quotes OPEC sources saying eleven members will freeze prices at current levels and abandon the July 1 increase. A May 20 announcement precedes the Stockholm July meeting, with U.S. motorists likely spared a gasoline price rise of at least a half cent per gallon later this year.
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U.S
First hammocks from Peru and Brazil crafted by natives
The earliest hammocks were fashioned by Indigenous peoples of Peru and Brazil using the bark of the hamack tree. These early nets served as portable sleeping and resting platforms, reflecting traditional craftsmanship and regional materials.
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