Kissinger weighs Africa trip to press Rhodesia talks
The Boston Herald American reports Kissinger eyes a Africa tour with possible meetings with South Africa's Prime Minister Vorster in Pretoria or nearby countries to push a peaceful Rhodesia solution. Officials say the trip could follow a Iran visit or occur this fall, signaling black South Africa engagement while avoiding August GOP backlash.
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Aspin Named in Short Case Leaked Intelligence Report
Washington UPI report says a bootleg copy of a January Intelligence Committee draft, published by Village Voice, was traced to a member of Pike's panel, reportedly Rep. Les Aspin. CBS reporter Dan Schorr was suspended. Investigation cites 420 interviews with 385 officials, no confession yet.
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Washington Meeting With British Delegation In Camp
Gen. Washington, after receiving title recognition from Adm. Lord William Howe, met a blindfolded British delegation at the American camps. The talks yielded little beyond the British offer to pardon Americans who return to allegiance.
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FDA finds faulty animal tests at fourth lab
Senate hearing reveals Industrial Bio-Test Laboratory serious deficiencies in data on animal deaths and postmortem tumor checks. FDA chief Schmidt cites impermanent record cards, missing tumor microscopic exams, and unrecorded pre-death observations as part of a broader pattern of unacceptable testing practices. Kennedy warns of a possible major tragedy and widespread unreliable safety data.
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Beirut evacuation delayed as combat widens in Lebanon
UPI reports Christian forces renewed assaults on leftist positions east of Beirut while U.S. officials study evacuation routes for about 403 foreigners including 143 Americans. A last minute overland convoy departure was postponed due to fighting along roads to Damascus.
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