Diplomacy Needed To Avert Canadian Split After Election
The Liberal government of Pierre Trudeau falls as Joe Clark leads a Conservative bid to form a coalition amid Quebec secession threats. The East West divide grows, raising U S diplomatic duties to keep Canada united while avoiding a U S influenced split.
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Joe Clark
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Washington
U.S
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Federal judge blocks ethics law for judges in New Orleans
A U S district judge in New Orleans issued a temporary injunction exempting federal judges from the Ethics in Government Act of 1978. The ruling, issued before thousands must file personal finance statements, could be appealed to the Supreme Court. Six southern judges argued the law encroaches on separation of powers.
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New Orleans
Robert Collins
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Collins
The Press Not to Blame for H Bomb Secrets
Washington argues that government actions reveal the H bomb secret rather than Progressive magazine. The piece notes unclassified sources, international access to libraries, and GAO findings showing foreign training in nuclear tech, while stressing that the real barrier is materials and access rather than press reporting.
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Washington
Vietnam
Carter
U.S
Robert Warren
Progressive Magazine
Idi Amin
Uganda
Progressive
Hbomb
Idi Amm
Yassir Arafat
Fidel Castro
National Technical Information Service
Lawrence Laboratory
Livermore
Calif
Atomic Energy Commission
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
General Accounting Office
GAO
Howard Rosenberg
Samuel Day
Can they bring back radio The Golden Age of radio returns
The piece nostalgically argues for a return of radio’s diverse era. It recalls Fred Allen, Fibber McGee and Molly, Lux Radio Theater, Inner Sanctum, Gunsmoke on radio, and Stan Freberg style imagination. It notes radio’s suitability for driving, chores, and imagination, and mentions efforts to revive the medium, including satellite signals, while skeptically acknowledging television’s dominance.
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Fred Allen
Fibber McGee and Molly
Ransom Sherman
Buddy
Garry Moore
Henry Morgan
Stoopnage and
Budd
One Man's Family
Lux Radio Theater
Stan Freberg
Stan
Lake Erie
Freberg
Germany
Stoopnagle
Washington focus on nuclear power and politics
The piece surveys public reaction to the Three Mile Island accident, notes a calm national mood, and describes the Washington rally of anti war and draft protesters. It weighs risks of nuclear power, cites Dr. Eugene Wigner, and critiques a Progressive Magazine prior restraint. It also discusses Mideast peace hurdles under President Carter.
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Washington
Eugene Wigner
Princeton
Boulder
Colo
Washington State
Progressive
Robert W. Warren
Mideast
Mount
Everest
Jimmy Carter
Arab League
Egypt
Sadat
Israel
Carter
Airliner Terrorist Nkomo Visits Spark Pilot Protest
Airline Pilots Association condemns the visa and hospitality given to Rhodesian rebel co Chief Joshua Nkomo in Atlanta praising his past terror acts against civilian airliners. They urge President Carter to deny entry amid fears over missile threats and lax airport security. They note FAA data showing past hijackings prevented and rigorous screening of tens of millions of passengers.
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Joshua Nkomo
U.S
Andrew Young
United Nations
Nkomo
Atlanta
Salisbury
Airline Pilots Association
John O'Donnell
Jimmy Carter
Tran
Carter
O'Donnell
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House
Senate
Theederal Aviation Administration
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