Anonymity ends for Israel boycotting firms
The Commerce Department will publicly disclose the names of U S firms that receive Arab boycott requests after Oct 7. Earlier requests will remain anonymous. The policy follows President Ford’s debate statements and ties to congressional contention over disclosure and anti boycott measures.
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Aircraft maker sues CIA over use of its name for covert ops
General Aircraft Corp of Ord Massachusetts seeks 25 million dollars from the CIA alleging the agency used its name as a cover for overseas activities including assassinations. The suit details Helio Aircraft postings in Congo Laos Vietnam Cambodia and Southeast Asia with alleged illegal drug smuggling killings and government overthrows. The firm says CIA operations damaged sales and even ran unlicensed manufacturing in Taiwan.
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Thailand's military to hand power to civilians within months
Bangkok calm after martial law as acting Foreign Minister Anant Panyarachun says no change in foreign policy and a civilian-led democracy is being prepared. Retired Admiral Sangad Chalawyu seized power after street clashes leaving 41 dead. thousands arrested and martial law imposed with threats of long prison terms for weapon seizures and alleged subversives.
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Dignity Lost in Bangkok University Violence
AP report from Bangkok describes on campus firing by troops at Thammasat University during a clash with rightists. Soldiers used M16 rifles and rebuilds as grenades and anti tank rounds hit classrooms while students hid and a press colleague was wounded.
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Nixon accused of meddling in Indian affairs says Indian envoy
Triloki N Kaul New Delhi s outgoing ambassador in Washington says Nixon tried to influence Indian policy during the Bangladesh crisis and that Indian leaders at one point feared a U.S. naval attack Kaul notes limited gains in U S India ties since the 1970s but warns more work is needed for true friendship Kaul served as foreign secretary and arrived in Washington after India’s war with Pakistan and the Bangladesh crisis
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