Kissinger meets Vorster in Bavarian retreat on Africa talks
Secretary of State Kissinger flies to Grafenau Bodenmais area to push South African Prime Minister Vorster toward talks with Rhodesia and black nationalists. He insists the aim is peaceful negotiation, not endorsement, amid South Africa rioting and apartheid criticism.
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Dent Ford
Paris
U.S
Ford
Kiey
Washington Lurches Toward Financial Crisis Amid Accounting Chaos
The District of Columbia faces potential financial trouble as a nine volume Arthur Andersen audit finds widespread accounting flaws. Congress pursues a $20 million effort to produce an accurate fiscal profile, with estimates of unfunded liabilities and misallocated funds.
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District of Columbia
Congress
Thomas Eagleton
Senate District Committee
Arthur Andersen & Co
Eagleton
Missouri
Andersen Report
Andersen
Spey
Executive Branch
D.C
Connie Francis ruled unable to work for ten years
Connie Francis testimony from her psychiatrist states the motel rape left her too emotionally upset to resume her singing career for at least ten years. She is suing the Howard Johnson chain for 5 million dollars.
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Connie
New York
Cnnie Francis
Howard Johnson Chain
Carter urges new collective world order in foreign policy
Democratic candidate Carter calls for abandoning the Lone Ranger approach and forming creative alliances among North America Europe and Japan to share world responsibilities. He advocates updated NATO forces with shared costs and reduced arms flows to developing nations while stressing democratic leadership and consultation with Israel Australia and New Zealand. He suggests possible U S withdrawal from South Korea after consultations and criticizes past secretive policy.
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New Zealand
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U.S
South Korea
America
Communists win Rome municipal council in landmark election
In Rome the Communist party captured 30 of 80 seats to Christian Democrats 27 as tens of thousands celebrated on Capitoline Hill. National results showed strong Communist gains with no majority nationwide.
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Italy
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Christian Democrats
Turin
Milan
Venice
Genoa
Bologna
Florence
Christian attacks mar weak truce in Beirut
Widespread fighting erupts in Beirut as Palestinians and Lebanese Muslim allies clash with Christian forces. Reports say casualties rise, electricity and communications fail, while a Saudi, Sudan, Libyan, Algerian and Syrian airlift begins to move peacekeepers into the city.
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al- Mahmoud Associated Press
Nicosia
Cyprus
Beirut
A Ioa
Amcit
Abdel Salem Jalloud
Lebanon
Bribery bill faces constitutional cloud after first test
Senate Banking Committee approved a bill to make overseas bribery a U.S. crime for corporations. It targets payments to foreign officials to boost business, with penalties of up to two years and a $10,000 fine. The measure raises constitutional issues over extraterritorial reach.
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Alexandria Bay
N.Y
Thousand Island
U.S
St. Lawrence River
Tony Pro
Washington (Ap
New York
Teamsters
Anthony
Tony Pro” Provenzano
Yrk Teamsters
Justice Department
Lawrence L. Knutson
Associated Press
Senate Banking Committee
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
White House
Banking Committee
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Ford
Payroll revisions to mark House change
Democratic lawmakers prepare to approve changes in House payroll practices and to nominate Rep. Frank Thompson to head the Administration Committee following the Wayne Hays scandal. Proposals include monthly payroll accounting, ceding panel power to authorize staff and travel, and requiring certification of pay and duties with quarterly public accounts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rep
Frank Thompson
Elizabeth Ray
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Hays
Thompson
New Jersey
David Obey
D-Wis
House
Obey
Miss Ray
John McFall
Phillip Burton
California
Austin woman dies in Nebraska in one car crash
Barbara Little Uhlir 24, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John W Little, was killed Tuesday afternoon near O Neill Nebraska. She had married Neil Uhlir Saturday and had taught in Nebraska about a year. She is survived by husband and her parents a sister and a brother. Funeral arrangements pending.
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John W
Jack'’ Little
25Th St
O'Neill
Neb
Uhlir
Neil Uhlir
Nebraska
Neil
Jack
Elaine
Mary
Bruce
Hay for sale ad prompts Austin area buyers
A want ad promotes hay sale in the Herald as hay is in demand due to short supply in Austin. The notice lists good alfaire hay at 75 cents per base with a contact number for quick action. The ad was scheduled six days under the farmer's market section but canceled after two days.
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Herald
Farmer's Market
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