Kissinger rules out sending arms to Rhodesia neighbors
In Addis Ababa? The United States told newsmen there is no plan to arm Mozambique Botswana or Zambia while Rhodesia remains under rule. Kissinger met representatives from Tasmanian anti Rhodesia groups and urged rich nations to cooperate with poorer ones to solve global economic problems at the UNCTAD luncheon. He warned against rigid slogans and urged a conciliatory approach as he outlined U.S. development proposals and Africa tour plans.
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Reagan predicts no first ballot GOP win
Ronald Reagan predicted the Republican National Convention will require more than one ballot to nominate a candidate after recent primary wins. Carter, Ford, Wallace and Udall weigh in on unity and strategy as delegates shift and Indiana Georgia Alabama and D C returns shape the race.
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Four Fall to Deaths In Smokestack At Detroit Power Plant
Four construction workers fell more than 300 feet to their deaths inside a smokestack at Detroit Edison Co. Monro power plant near Monroe. All men were employees of William Farrell Construction Co. of Toledo Ohio. They were in a steel basket rising in the smokestack when the basket dropped and several others were present in the hoist cage and on a platform at various heights.
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Clark says head start in NY Senate bid
Former U S Attorney General Ramsey Clark spoke at an Albany news conference claiming a substantial head start in the New York Democratic Senate race this year. He cited about 1,100 statewide volunteers, $170,000 raised so far, and noted his previous successful campaign with similar support levels. Meanwhile a separate tragedy: four men were killed in Toledo area construction mishap. Edward Sieler Jr., Pablo Ramirez, Frank Montgomery, and William Browning died when debris fell at a steel liner project. The cause is under sheriff seal. investigators and company officials assess safety and access.
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West Virginia Governor Acquitted in Conspiracy Case
Gov. Moore and top aide William Loy were acquitted by a seven woman five man jury after a ten day trial on charges they conspired to extort $25,000 from Diversified Mountaineer Corp. amid Moore's 1972 reelection bid. The verdict ends a high profile case that could have forced resignation and prison.
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