Kissinger weighs Africa trip to ease Rhodesia endgame
Boston Herald American reports Kissinger may visit South Africa and nearby nations in a bid to speed a peaceful Rhodesia solution. Possible meetings with Prime Minister Vorster could occur after Iran trips or this fall, signaling US effort to avert backlash before the Republican convention.
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Aspin named in Short case leak probe amid CIA link
Washington UPI reports House investigators narrowed the leak mystery to a congressman who supplied a bootleg copy to the CIA. Rep Les Aspin is named by Bowers as the possible source, with testing interviews conducted across lawmakers and aides. Schorr, CBS reporter, was suspended with pay as the probe continues.
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Washington Meets Blindfolded British Delegation in Camp
United Press International reports from New York on July 20 that Gen. Washington, after receiving recognition of his title from Admiral Howe, met a blindfolded British delegation at the American camp. Little progress occurred on the British offer to pardon and the question of who returned to the old methods.
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Kennedy warns after FDA finds faults at fourth animal test lab
FDA tells Senate panel that Industrial Bio-Test Laboratory has serious deficiencies including missing pre death observations and unreliable data sheets. Senator Kennedy warns a major tragedy may be in the making as questions mount about how many products relied on flawed animal test data.
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Beirut Evacuation Postponed Amid New Mountain Attacks
Christian forces mount pre-dawn assaults on Aintoura and Metein 19 miles east of Beirut as U S officials study options for evacuating 403 foreigners including 143 Americans. Syria backs leftist positions in Bekaa while rumors of a broader rightist push stir Beirut’s foreigners.
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