Kissinger hints U.S. hands-off on Rhodesia war policy
In Tanzania Kissinger met with President Nyerere who urged U.S. restraint and supported majority rule by force in Rhodesia. Nyerere said America might stop Rhodesian chrome imports and that a policy speech would spell out U.S. stance. Kissinger planned moves to Lusaka after talks.
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Rhodesia
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Tanzania
UPI
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Julius Nyerere
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Zambia
Nyerere
Tanganyika
Zanzibar
Ian Smith
South Africa
Namibia
South West Africa
Nairobi
Washington
Vermont pulp mill bid fades as P&W moves to Alabama
Vermont economic chief says Parsons & Whittemore will build a pulp mill in Alabama, ending interest in Vermont and New Hampshire for now. Commissioner John Farmer notes this likely delays any New England project for two to three years, with northern Vermont touted as the feasible site if revived.
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Parsons & Whittemore, Inc
Vermont
New Hampshire
Alabama
John Farmer
P&w
Frank T. Peterson
Farmer
Mammoth Pulp and Paper Corporation
Green Mountain
Walpole
N.H
Peterson
Bellows Falls
Putney
Westminster
White River Junction
New England
Thomas Coolidge
New York
Citizens For Walpole
Peter Galbraith
Windham College
Upcountry Magazine
Inside the Nation and Local Notes Highlight 1960s Campaigns
The section covers rising health care costs blamed on medical monopoly and a crucial Pennsylvania primary for several candidates. It notes Reagan's popularity in the South except Texas, and updates on local signs in multiple languages, a Democratic gubernatorial bid by Robert O'Brien, and Nixon-era skeletons shaping the presidential race discussions. It also previews features from Maine to Vermont, beard trends, Mary Pickford at 83, a youth concert in Arlington, a Scout Show in Manchester, and sports results across basketball and baseball with team twists.
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Texas
O’brien
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TRB
Nixon
John Gould
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Melvin Maddocks
Mary Pickford
VSO
Arlington
Manchester
North Shire
C of C
Anne Lindbergh
Middlebury
Portugal Socialist vote falls short of majority after free elections
In Portugal's first free legislative vote in 50 years, the Socialists led with 35.2 percent, short of a majority, as conservatives the Popular Democrats and the Communists gained. Coalition prospects opened amid party squabbles over government shape and future partnerships.
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Portugal
UPI
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Center Democratic Social Party
Constitutional Assembly
Mario Soares
Francisco Sa Carneiro
Alvaro Cunhal
Constituent Assembly
Social Democrats
Center Democrats
Socialist Party
Soares
Communist Party
Popular Democratic
Francisco la Carneiro
Socialists
Assembly of the Republic
Communists
Church report on intelligence costs secrecy ends soon
Washington UPI reports the Senate Intelligence committee, led by Sen. Frank Church, pressed to publish a global figure for annual U.S. intelligence costs amid CIA and White House resistance. The 600 page final volume covers foreign and military intelligence, with a forthcoming FBI-focused section.
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CIA
Soviet Union
United States
Church
Defense Intelligence Agency
FBI
U.S
Senate
Congress
Killington open King of Spring revival in spring snow
New England briefly slips back to winter as Killington ski area in Vermont reopens with snowmaking after a season pause. Light drizzle and snow mix across the region, lowering fire risk but slick roads. NWS cites a multi center low pressure pattern from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic as rain continues through Tuesday.
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Vermont
Killington
National Weather Service
Great Lakes
Atlantic
New Jersey
Frank Cappella
Boston
Logan Airport
Maine
Trade deficit seen as sign of good times
The March UPI report from the Commerce Department shows a US trade deficit of 650.9 million dollars, the largest in over a year. The rise reflects higher consumer spending on imports while exports remain mostly machinery and food bought by governments.
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UPI
United States
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Commerce Department
U.S
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