Kissinger Heads to Moscow After Stopover in Denmark
UPI reports Henry Kissinger arrived in Copenhagen for four hours en route to talks with Leonid Brezhnev in Moscow on Angola and SALT. He met Danish PM Anker Joergensen and Queen Margrethe, then planned to press for progress on Cuban volunteers in Angola and broader U.S. Soviet arms talks.
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Kissinger to Be Welcomed Quietly in Moscow
Moscow prepares a low key reception for Secretary of State Kissinger as Soviet leaders seek a new SALT accord to boost Brezhnev’s detente program ahead of the Soviet Communist Party congress. Pravda and Izvestia offered little coverage, signaling tensions while stressing arms talks’ importance.
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Hearst lawyers seek to use lie test results in trial
Defense asks court to allow use of polygraph findings and psychiatric testimony in Patricia Hearst case. Motions filed sealed. judge set hearing for Wednesday. Hearst, 21, faces trial for SLA bank robbery linked to 1974 kidnapping.
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Palestine troops mass to join Moslems for deadly showdown
More than 8,000 Palestine Liberation Army troops crossed from Syria into Lebanon to link with Moslem forces in the Bekka valley and Akar region for a potential clash with the Lebanese army. Syria sent armored units and heavy weapons, prompting Chamoun to call it a Syrian invasion, while Israel and the U.S. offered cautious, differing assessments amid ongoing civil strife and a government-less Lebanon.
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Drug Problems of Israel Detailed by Attorney General
TEL AVIV UP I More than 100 000 Israelis take illegal drugs but only 1 600 are hard drug users according to Attorney General Aharon Barak He said about 2 500 persons 30 percent under 20 were cited for drug offenses in 1975 He noted about 20 percent of the 2 500 prisoners in Israeli jails use drugs Barak gave the figures in a report to the cabinet Israeli Radio aired excerpts He urged better treatment facilities and greater interagency coordination to curb the drug problem.
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Magic metal wire may trap dangerous leg clots
Boston researcher explains Nitinol a 10 inch nickel titanium alloy that can be heated to form a shape inside a vein to trap clots before they travel to the lungs. Testing in humans will follow animal trials with clotting patients limited by injuries or recent surgery. Abbott University press release notes anticoagulants are not always suitable.
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High court lets Calif delegate plan stand
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that California s winner take all delegate system for the Republican National Convention does not violate equal protection. The decision affirms a San Francisco three judge court and notes Oregon Rhode Island and DC have similar methods.
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Ford asks Usery to fill Labor job
President Ford invites W J Usery Jr to become secretary of labor after Dunlop resigns. White House sources say an announcement could come before week’s end. Usery, 52, has led the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service since 1973 and is seen as the nation’s top mediator.
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New Hampshire prayer law set for federal challenge
The New Hampshire Civil Liberties Union plans to file a federal suit by Friday challenging a law allowing students to recite the Lord's Prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance if local schools approve. NHCLU argues the measure violates the First Amendment by privileging one religious doctrine over others.
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Court upholds grooming rules against Marine wig claim
The Supreme Court rejected a bid by three male Marine Corps Reservists to wear wigs during weekend drills to meet grooming standards. It left intact a 9th Circuit ruling that service members have no constitutional right to a personal hairstyle when regulations permit women longer hair or wigs. The decision backs military authority to regulate appearance without judicial interference.
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