Kissinger says arms limit deal near conclusion
Secretary Kissinger said 90 percent of negotiations with the Soviet Union on strategic arms limitation were completed and a final accord could come in a few months. He noted slippage from earlier targets and suggested Brezhnev may delay a Washington visit until next year while new proposals were discussed with Foreign Minister Gromyko. The talks influence broader U.S.-Soviet relations ahead of the Soviet party congress and a mid November European summit.
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Turkish election tight as RP gains trim Demirel coalition
In incomplete returns from the six party vote in Ankara, the Republican Peoples party gains 17 seats to 60 in the 181 seat Senate, while the Justice party falls to 72 seats. Six National Assembly seats remain undecided with four contested.
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Vessel makes historic transit on Suez Canal
United Press International reports Egypt agreed to allow a cargo vessel sailing from an Israeli port to transit the Suez Canal on Oct 22. The move coincides with a Sinai meeting of Israeli and Egyptian officers to discuss Israel’s withdrawal under the interim peace pact. Washington is mediating, and specifics on the ship, cargo, or destination were not given.
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UVM Chairman Recuses From Probe Into Pension Grant
Allen O. Eaton, chairman of the University of Vermont Board of Trustees, will not take part in a vote on abolishing the system that funds the Vermont Public Interest Research Group. Eaton, a Boston lawyer, also serves as a director of the organization.
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Inside Outside Across Worlds and Local Sparks
An eclectic page mix covers mutiny tales on an Indonesian ship and Broadway strike nearing end, plus local notes on new Recreation Center programs. Gerald Raftery defends aid to Turkey, Nixon’s comeback debated. Maine writer John Gould muses on a broken TV. Arlington firehouse work starts. court reverses in Fausett-Dorset case. advances in heart and kidney treatments.
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Delicate progress in U S grain talks with Soviet Union
Moscow reports say talks on a long term U S grain sales pact with the Soviet Union have reached a very delicate stage. Undersecretary of state Charles A. Robinson said 12 days of discussions showed good progress and expressed hope for a prompt resolution. He planned to go to Paris for an energy conference before returning to Moscow.
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Carter draws Vermont crowd at Democratic dinner
Jimmy Carter drew almost 300 Democrats to Mt. Anthony Country Club for a rain soaked Vermont dinner. He touted primaries and listed three candidates for 1976, blasted Ford energy policy, and highlighted Georgia reforms like zero base budgeting and agency consolidation while promising to enter all primaries. Governor Salmon and Senator Leahy attended, with Carter planning a Carter for President group launch this week. See CARTER on back page.
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Secret Service Mobile Guard for Carter Arrives at Albany Airport
A dozen to fifteen well dressed men with silver lapel pins and hidden handguns wait at Albany Airport. They are U S Secret Service agents gearing up to protect Jimmy Carter as he travels from California to Bennington for a Democratic dinner. Agents coordinate routes, secure motel rooms, marshal police, and prepare communications to ensure Carter’s safety during the trip.
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