Kissinger outlines 2 mile sea boundary with 200 mile fishing claims
Secretary of State Kissinger said the United States would accept a 2 mile territorial sea but seek an economic zone up to 200 miles for fishing and resources. He insisted coastal states could manage fisheries while preserving freedom of navigation and international rights, warning that failure to reach a sea law treaty could provoke unrestrained rivalry and instability.
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Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Soviet Union
Kissinger
Values and a Cowboy Show Mix in Old Texas Dispatches
In a Dallas scene, U S Chamber delegates ranked private economic system and personal responsibility as top values for a decade ahead while fearing loss of core beliefs. Kwahadi Indians, a Boy Scout troupe, entertained at the Jail Managers Seminar in Big Tex and received unsolicited cash from lawmen.
Betty Ford’s TV remarks draw mixed global reactions
First Lady Betty Ford faced mixed reviews for a CBS 60 Minutes interview in which she said she might not be surprised if her 18 year old unmarried daughter disclosed an affair. Susan Ford, the only Ford daughter, said there was no affair to tell. Critics abroad and United States figures urged caution.
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Michael Ford
Edwin Broderick
Albany, N.Y
Mrs. Ford
Corn Yield Figures Awaited
Washington AP Secretary Earl L Butz told US grain traders to refrain from further negotiations with the Soviet Union until the final corn harvest is clearer. The USDA estimated a record 6.86 billion bushels, 26 percent above 1974 but 3 percent below last month’s forecast, with soybeans at 1.458 billion and a 2.14 billion bushel wheat crop noted.
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Earl L Butz
Soviet Union
Butz
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Iowa
der Paarlberg
USDA
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Richard Bell
U.S
Growers Seek Moratorium On Domestic Sales Too
Leo Witkowski president of the Texas Wheat Producers Association calls for a total moratorium on sales by producers into the grain marketing system. He urges action after Secretary Marl Butz embargoed grain exports until after September crop reports, arguing it distorts crop value and lets speculators gain control. He notes a USDA crop report showing record yields and cites wheat prices around 3.60 dollars per bushel in the Plains, below last October.
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U S Bar Viets With UN Vetoes At Security Council
The United States vetoed two Viet Nam membership resolutions in the U N Security Council barring South Vietnam from United Nations admission. Ambassador Moynihan cast both vetoes, his first since becoming U S delegate, after South Korea request. The moves mark Moynihan’s first vetoes and end Viet Nam’s bid for UN membership.
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United States
U.N. Security Council
Moynihan
U.S
America
Security Council
Weather outlook mild with warm afternoon highs
Partly cloudy today through Wednesday with afternoon highs near 90. A slight chance for thundershowers tonight and Wednesday. Low tonight mid 60s. Winds southwest 10 to 20 mph. Tonight precipitation chance about 20 percent.
Viking Mars probe launch delayed by sticky valve
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The Viking Mars landing mission was postponed to Thursday after a valve stuck in a Titan 3E solid rocket, delaying the uncrewed craft. NASA officials discounted Soviet competition talk while British expert Gatland warned Moscow remains eager but unlikely to beat the US.
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Soviet Union
United States
Red Planet
America
Gatland
Mars
John Donnelly
NASA
Donnelly
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