Kissinger Faces Arab Boycott as EU Talks Advance
Five Arab states Iraq Syria Libya Algeria and South Yemen boycott Kissinger's Mideast efforts while 13 other Arab diplomats and a league representative attend a reception. Kissinger gains ground with European Community nations meeting within a week to draft new declarations on trade and cooperation. Gromyko warns the USSR will defend its internal controls as the superpowers mull cuts in military budgets and deeper aid to developing regions.
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Atlantic
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Denmark
Andrei A. Gromyko
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Moscow
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Soviet Union
Britain
France
Asia
Latin America
Africa
USIA Chief Glad Russ Says VOA Jamming Eased
Moscow AP: US information chief James Keogh says Soviet jamming of Voice of America was a welcome change with no warning of resumption. The move, aimed at easing talks on freer information flow at Geneva, followed Soviet criticism of Western reporting on dissent.
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Voice of America
James Keogh
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Keogh
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Siberia
Voice
Soviet Union
Nixon Prices Increase At Hasta As Fare Boosts Hit Chain
President Nixon may face higher meals at his favorite Florida stay restaurant Hasta as a price hike spreads through 9 cronamy eateries after the price freeze ends. Managers cite higher wholesale costs and note most items rose about 30 cents, with some menus updated or new notices added. Owners report mixed customer reaction as costs rise across Chinese Mexican and American spots, with one Kansas City steakhouse considering smaller portions if prices rise again.
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Florida White House
John Liepe
Miami
Liepe
Florida
World scientists rally to defend Soviet dissidents
The Associated Press reports global scientists and writers condemn Soviet treatment of dissidents like Sol zhenitsyn and Sakharov, urging greater intellectual freedom. European and American academies warn of damaged detente as protests grow, while Japan remains divided on action.
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Groningen
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Sakharov
Soviet Academy
Solzhenitsyn
Geneva
Friedrich Duerenmatt
Max Frisch
Taiwan
Yao Peng
Solsales
Zhoresh Medvedev
London
Medvedev
Kobi Fushimi
Mercedes-Benz 450SE Aims For Social Conscience Performance
The 450SE showcases Mercedes-Benz advances in emissions safety and energy use with a 4.5 liter V-8 and electronic fuel injection delivering efficient power. Experts hail it as a top sedan with remarkable stability, body integrity, and advanced aero features, including watershedding window molding and a reinforced passenger cell.
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Road & Track Magazine
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