[PW] Jimmy Carter speech/address

[Franco, Adrienne]

I was able to search older issues of U.S. News & World Report in
Lexis-Nexis Academic using their (now) beta release of new interface.
These are the only articles I found where Jimmy Carter could be
considered author.  They are both interviews. See citations below.  In
these interview, he discusses many issues. None have planet or together.


U.S. News & World Report
May 24, 1976
Interview on the Issues;
WHAT CARTER BELIEVES
BYLINE: Jobs, inflation, defense, busing, abortion, welfare reform - it
was a wide range of issues on which Jimmy Carter outlined his position
in an interview with John Mashek, an Associate Editor of the magazine.
SECTION: Pg. 18
LENGTH: 2890 words

U.S. News & World Report
June 6, 1977
THE PRESIDENT TALKS TOUGH;
KOREA There comes a time when continued presence of ground troops is not
advisable.";
AFRICA "We see the possibility of war in the southern part of Africa as
being ever-present.";
MIDEAST "Americans would not respond well to any overt or implied
threats" of an oil embargo.;
PANAMA CANAL "There is a potential threat to the canal if we don't act
in good faith" with Panama.;
SOVIET UNION "The differences between us and the Soviet Union are still
wide and very significant."
BYLINE: Exclusive Interview; It was a wide-ranging White House interview
that Jimmy Carter held with editors of U.S. News & World Report. Here is
his candid appraisal of world trouble spots, followed by a close-up view
of the nation's economic outlook.
SECTION: Pg. 19
LENGTH: 1980 words


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