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Among topics discussed: Father's interests and influence on Carter; civic interests after Navy; Carter's reasons for running for state senate; early political career; CCC and REA programs; father's attitudes toward Franklin Roosevelt and Walter George; mother's political interests; racism in 1964 presidential election; racial discrimination; chairman of school board; obstacles to voter registration; Georgian attitudes on discrimination; Joe Hurst voting fraud; county unit system; Carter's approach to politics; 1966 governor's race; Carter's agenda as governor; accomplishments and disappointments of governorship; George Busbee; George Wallace; multi‑racial committees to solve racial differences; 1970 decision to run for governor; 1970 problems with Atlanta newspapers; newspapers during administration; Hal Gulliver; Lester Maddox; Ed Muskie; methods of getting programs through legislature; Tom Linder Jr.; Richard Russell. ; Jimmy Carter (b. 1924) served in the Georgia Senate from 1963 to 1967, as governor of Georgia from 1971 to 1975 and president of the United States from 1977 to 1981.

Etat Israël et ses républiques par Dan Segre Les dates les plus significatives pour Israël depuis quarante ans sont selon auteur 1959 et la fin du système politico-social du Yishouv et 1977 et la fin de la première république israélienne avec arrivée de la droite au pouvoir sous la direction de Menahem Begin Au cours des onze dernières années la seconde république israélienne trois éléments ont modifié le visage de la société israélienne le processus rapide de judaïsation de Etat la crise coloniale et la palestinisation croissante des Arabes israéliens hui immobilisme qui domine le comportement politique Israël ajoute une autre forme immobilisme du côté arabe On voit donc mal comment les efforts diplomatiques pourraient modifier la situation actuelle et les scénarios évolution sont pessimistes Quelle que soit la tournure que prennent les événements la crise est pas près de achever Face alternative que pose pour Israël la révolte palestinienne un nouveau consensus risque de se développer sur le fait que en Palestine comme ailleurs le prix du colonialisme est trop élevé pour un pays désireux de devenir un pays riche démocratique et moderne puisse se le permettre

WHAT CAUSED THE 1979 BUYING PANIC AND PERSUADED SAUDI ARABIA TO DEFEND AN UNSUSTAINABLE PRICE - A BLUNDER THAT WILL SURELY CAUSE THEM ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL GRIEF? THE AUTHOR GIVES A LOT OF THE CREDIT TO PRESIDENT CARTER AND HIS CURIOUS FIXATION ON ENERGY AS THE WORLD'S GREATEST PROBLEM - THE "MORAL EQUIVALENT OF WAR." MARCH 1977 SAW JIMMY CARTER'S FIRST MEOW MESSAGE AND HIS FIRST NATIONAL ENERGY PLAN. IT WENT NOWHERE IN CONGRESS, SO OTHER MEOW'S FOLLOWED. EACH WARNED OF THE IMPENDING ENERGY CRISIS WHEN THE OIL SUPPLY WOULD NO LONGER KEEP UP WITH DEMAND - THE FAMOUS "GAP" THAT ANY ECONOMICS FRESHMAN COULD HAVE DISPELLED. YET THESE ASSERTIONS WENT UNCHALLENGED, EXCEPT BY A FEW WHOSE VOICES WERE NOT WIDELY HEARD. WHEN HE VISITED SAUDI ARABIA IN NOVEMBER 1982, THE AUTHOR LEARNED THAT MR. CARTER'S WARNINGS WERE STILL WIDELY ACCEPTED AS GOSPEL.