Kissinger Eyes Better U S Latin American Detente
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger heads to Mexico for a three day Western Hemisphere ministers meeting to hear Latin views on economic coercion trade policies and multinational corporations He will discuss the Panama Canal energy transfer of technology and possible regional mechanisms for nationalized firms as Peru announces compensation deals others seek clearer ties with Washington.
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Hearst launches People In Need food aid for 100000
Hearst announces a sweeping People In Need program to feed 100000 needy people free for a year, led by A Ludlow Kramer in Washington state with coalition partners AIM Glide Church and others. Patty Hearst’s fate remains unsettled as FBI activity continues and a tentative cooperation between activists and officials is outlined.
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Stage Set for Israeli Syrian Pullback Talks
United Press International reports Kissinger will lead next week's Middle East peace mission to begin troop pullback talks with Syria. Israel seeks two conditions, a POW list and Red Cross visit promises, as Kissinger plans to carry an estimated 102 Israeli prisoners captured.
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Strict controls urged on aerosol spray products
A consumer safety group demanded strict testing and bans on hazardous aerosol sprays. The Center for Science in the Public Interest urged the CPSC to test products for safety and cancer risks, back public education, and require safer alternatives.
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At the Movies: Harte and Cinemas Play New Releases
The Harte Theatre shows Black Belt Jones rated R. Cinema I offers Cry of the Wild with a Bigfoot short. Cinema II shifts Sleeper from I and rescues The Way We Were for another week. Dubrow's Manchester screens Sleeper. Streisand and Allen share Oscar chatter.
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Wallace to Seek Third Term as Alabama Governor
Gov. George C. Wallace plans to announce Friday his bid for a record third term, setting up a 1974 governor’s race as backers from 22 states gather in Houston to discuss his presidential campaign. Opponents include Eugene McClain and John Guthrie amid Wallace’s ongoing national strategy.
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