Kissinger Contempt Action Likely to be Dropped
The House intelligence committee signals a possible compromise to drop the contempt of Congress citation against Secretary Henry Kissinger for withholding classified covert operation requests dating to 1961. Rep. Otis Pike said progress could end the matter if delegation briefing details satisfy lawmakers and cover White House orders. Aspin and another delegation member report White House briefing satisfied concerns, with NSC minutes outlining 19 proposals and two rejections.
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Wife of Soviet Physicist Accepts Nobel Peace Prize
Yelena Sakharov accepted the 1975 Nobel Peace Prize for her husband in Oslo reading his message calling for peace detente and the liberation of all prisoners of conscience. She attended with Norwegian royals as Sakharov remained in Vilnius to face a dissident trial.
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Ford Drinking Problem Denied By White House
Three guests at a White House dinner said they saw nothing to suggest President Ford drank excessively. White House spokesman declined to comment on columnist Jeffrey St. John’s claim. Meahney, Ley, and Kaline confirmed Ford had only modest wine and did not appear to drink heavily at the dinner in question.
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World Council Parish Stance on Soviet Religious Life
The World Council of Churches closes its 18 day session in Nairobi after urging intensive talks to improve church rights in the Soviet Union. Leaders from Methodism stress limited council action under Soviet controls while preserving integrity and seeking workable approaches with churches in the USSR.
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German Workers Gain Equality On Boards
Bonn AP West Germany. Two governing parties approve a revised bill to grant workers up to half the seats on boards of directors of the 650 largest companies. The measure covers firms with more than 2000 employees and uses worker elected representatives to match stockholder seats. Parliaments expects enactment next year.
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Fired Officers Hear Case On Army Firings
Washington AP report describes a military appeals board reviewing claims of former Army officers who allege unfair and illegal firings during Secretary Callaway tenure. Testimony is set as cases proceed in eight federal courts. The Promotion Research Committee accuses Callaway of manipulating promotions to shrink the officer corps and retirement budget.
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