POUTICS
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Phlladelphla1
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From Jimmy Carter - aa«i
I
J . ,
~public apol09Y t
Jut,
for
earlier
aaylng
the
g o w m m e f f t
try
to break down, quote,
•
the
ethnic
purity
of white nel9hborhoods,,.
~
a1alatln9
black ■
or
other
mtnorlUe■
to move there. " carter
■aylno
It wa
I
not the thou_.e.t
added,
a ■
preaklent , he would
"make
■ure
t'wlt anyone
t,bo
wantlld
-
to move Into a neighborhood" - on hls
own -
"would have the rlpt
to do
It."
carter
remark ■
falllno ,. however, to aaUafy either
Scoop
Jack1on or Morris Udall both
of
whom were al10 ••
;■tsu t■ s-a.1/
d
...., ln Philadelphia. Jaok1on saa,1119 carter "will be explalno"
,A.
his
"ethnic
purity" statement - "for thereat of the oampal9n."
9olng throuc;ih a revolvtnc;i door."
NASHVILLE FOLLOW POLITICS
President Ford was also crltlclzlng Carter - ln a
n
tnterv1ew
~
,·blt •••
'1■ ••¥
ln the Na shvllle Ba mer. The President saylno
Carter
"ls
Ju
st
not specific enou;h, n~ definite enough - for the publlc
Ir
to know where he stands." Addlnq, tn any event, -
he'd still prefer
to run aoalnst Hubert Humphrey
-
to oive "the American people an
opportmuty for a choice."
The President further saylno he's conslderlno "ten or fifteen"
possible tunntno mates - amono them, former Texas . . . .
oovemor
John Connally - the latter - sald he - "a tamendous advocate of thls
admln1strailon
1
!,Jo
~neon's greatest "orators."
lo~~~~~
SENATE FOLLOW HOUSE
~
Gill
tli•
8&11Re
iJJle:-:- Howard
11
Bo" Calloway was all but
-,..
cleared
t: h1 of alleged conflict of interest~ in
connection
with hle
. ( ~ )
tltl
a. -
" h a • ~ ~
po■lttve
evidence that
this
was the
ceae.
•
HOUSE
U.S.
Ambassodor
Ellsworth
Bunker,
:Wl
IR
a , , H M R H ~
before
a
House panel
-
"'c:;t'ah
a11g.,
u,?...., return of the Panama
11\dGtt.
A
Canal Zone
to
Panam.:,·)<011
J,,
view
A
vigorously opposed.
Congre
,ssman
Sullivan of Missouri, for one, saying
if
the Canal Zone were returned -
MOSCOW
The U.S.
~
Embassy
in Moscow
sent to the
Kr
e
m l i n ~
-
its
1,
fifth
protest
in
two weeks; again~ver
-
alleged
haras
sment
-
of Embassy personnel. The latest
,,..eUw.
-
arwoman deplomat who was
surrcrunded and haranged by four men
-p:f!~
the Embassy
compound.
L
O
N
N
.
...
Brltlaln's
Prime
Minister Ca
llaghan
tod~am~ls n w
cabin
t1
-
retalnt.. all
but four of the ministers who
•uli1r
served
under
H
ar
old
Wll
son.
The only surprise
::
e
t,
Hr
the appointment
of
right-winger Anthony
Crosland
as
foreign
secretary;
the
,111
usbtob
81111&:;,IMII
Niilisalf
p11~1111ly
t:d<t-.
w4K
Cros
land,
a former
en
vironment
secretary:
hevt09
no
experience
-
·
-
A
In foreign•• affairs -
unless you count the fact he's married to
an
American
His wife
-
the
former Susan
Barnes Catllng of Baltimore.
ROME
Egypt's President Sadat met with Pope Paul today at the Vatican•
tr,
l&itiMe:a.
The two agreeing that any Mid-east settlement - must
include
"a
solution to the problem of the Palestinian people." Sadat
then flying to Belgrade, Yugoslavia
-
the fourth stop on his current
five-nation European tour.
STATE
~ r v ) ~
From the
State Deptartment - an announceme t
~
that Secretary
Kissinger has cancelled plans to visit Nigeria
-
during a trip to Africa next
month. This at the request of the Nigerian government - which
said "the
~
~"'
timing was inconvenient." The U
.s.
and Nigeri&J:
JI
Lti!Pf
:
• ~
supporting
opposite sides in the recent Angola civil war.
PEKING
ifu
~
Peking
kl
an attempt today to stage massive demonstration -
I\
in support of China's new premier, Hua Kuo-Fe~.
@hoe" a,e ea,,,.,
\forkers
were trucked and bused into
Uw
1
■iile1
of
Peking - apparently
on government order5;' but once
there,
instead
of
shouting and cheering - ~
wt!
•e
1
Pa
"appeared baffled
11
-
bewildered.
acept for 011011tzed
rnHlca
fi1n H1lll1nts
d
1146
I
iii
tt •
1u1ett.
MADRID
The government of Spain today publicly declared war on ~asque
~
-6~"4:.
,
M'
terrorists
-
who earlier in the day shot
io
Ju■ tb
a kidnapped Spanish
J(-.
/ ,
industralist. Interior Minister Maneul Fraha telling a nationwide
radio and TV audience - the _Easque terrorists have become "a fanatic
-~t'4it'"'-
'~~
mlnorlt~c,f
t r ~
t«
Alain~
"!!nee they want war - they wlll
have lt wlth all the consequences."
ASPEN
'O
At Aspen,
Colorado
- the charge against actress
Claudine
Longet
in the shooting death of skier
"Spider"
Sabich - was upped
If/
today
from
negilent homicide to felony manslaughter. The new charge
-
carrying
with
lt
a possible sentence of one to ten years. Miss Longet the ex-
wife of singer Andy Wllllams - whose long-tlme attorney ls now
Jaac