Kissinger warns US will prevent Soviet dominance in Angola
U S Secretary of State Kissinger told reporters in Brussels that the United States will try to prevent one party in Angola from achieving dominance through massive Soviet arms support. He urged a settlement free of outside interference and noted differences with Portugal and Vietnam. He also expressed hope Turkey will reopen U S bases and discussed NATO negotiations on reducing European nuclear weapons if the Soviet Union withdraws a tank army.
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Belgium
Henry Kissinger
Angola
United States
Kremlin
Kissinger
America
Tass Friday
U.S
Angels
Poopular Movement For the
Liveration of
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West Africa
Portugal
Soviet Union
Factioons
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FNLA
Zaire
Zambia
FLA
Aftica
Union For the Total Independence of Angola
UNITA
Vietnam
Rnce
Turkey
Tam
Sam Chaglay Ang
Lhoy
North Atantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Vienna
Cabinet
North Atlantic
NATO
Moore declares guilty plea effort in Ford assassination case
Sara Jane Moore told a judge she wants to change her plea to guilty for attempting to kill President Ford. She said she acted willfully and knowingly, but the court ordered further psychiatric review before accepting a guilty plea.
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Sara Jane Moore
Ord
Gerald R. Ford
United States
Miss Moore
U.S
Samuel Conti
Ford
FBI
Bay Area
Janes
Pape 3
Ford and Senators Forge No Tax Agreement
President Ford and a bipartisan Senate group failed to resolve differences on extending last year's tax cuts with a spending cap. Ford threatened a veto unless a $346 billion ceiling for the next fiscal year is attached, risking automatic tax increases for workers on January 1 if veto stands.
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Ford
Congress
Russell Long
D-Law
James Lynn
Office of Management and Budget
Finance Committee
Lynn
Lecdeys
Car Wash Policy Shocks Dalterail Driver
A garaged attendant scolds a dalterail car driver after inspecting the vehicle. The attendant insists the facility only washes cars and not repairs them, emphasizing limited services and potentially deflecting an implied request for maintenance.
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Gorry
Zarch Admits Energy Bill To Cut Prices 2.5 Cents
Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb says a congressional compromise energy bill should cut fuel and heating oil prices by about 2.5 cents per gallon. He notes the plan may not lower prices immediately but will in future months, urges President Ford to sign, and discusses price controls and rollback details through 1979.
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Frank Zach
Garlier
Ford
Zarb
Henry Jackson
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Arctic Circle
London IRA gunmen surrender after six day siege
Four Iris Republican Army gunmen and a hostage father the long stand off in London as police force the surrender after releasing Mrs Sheila Matthews and John Matthews. The hostage couple were freed as negotiations continued via a field telephone. Police marksmen watched from the street as the second floor occupants appeared.
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Scatlined Yard
Iris Republican Army
Sheila Matthewws
John Matthews
Dorsey Square
Regent's Park
Matthews
U.S. War Aid to Angola Near Fifty Million Dollars
U.S. military aid to UNITA and FNLA in Angola has risen toward 50 million dollars, per sources quoted by the New York Times and Washington Post. Senator Dick Clark says the figures are close but classified. a spokesman later denied a specific sum.
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New York Times
Washington Post
Iowa
Dick Clark
Senate Foreign Relations
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Times
Glark
Autheom Millee
Africa
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Eity
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Pets Smith
Chock
Death of Sheila Foley prompts autopsy and inquiry
An official ruling on the death of 16 year old Sheila Foley is pending after her nude body was found along a Buchanan county dirt road. Authorities have questioned several young men and students while investigators search the Gavers Lake area. Preliminary reports cited possible gunshot or stabbing but details remain unconfirmed. Services are planned for Monday at St Mary’s Church.
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Sheila Faley
Slad Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Buchanan Comity Sherds
Oelwwein Por
Gaver’s Lake
High Court Set to Review Nebraskan News Ban on Murder Case
The U S Supreme Court agreed to review a Nebraska pretrial news ban in a murder case centered on press rights and a fair trial. Justices delayed arguments until February at the earliest and left restrictions in place pending a hearing. The defendant Erwin C Simants faces trial in North Platte for a 18 crime involving a Sutherland family. News groups sought swift review, while some justices urged a full briefing before ruling. The process could take months, delaying a decisive national stance on pretrial reporting limits.
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Supreme Court
Nebraska
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Caad
Erwin Charles Simants
Willian Brenna
Potter Stewart
Thurgood Marshal
Byrin White
White
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Lo Whetter
Ney Huis
Reagan Adviser Cheered By Poll Showing Reagan Lead
A Reagan aide welcomed a Friday poll showing Ronald Reagan ahead of Gerald Ford by 40 to 32 percent among GOP voters. The survey, dating from May, updates an earlier sample. Ford’s camp dismissed the figures as a temporary bump from Reagan’s campaign activity.
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Oidoy Meirrave
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Aly
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Lyo Nofziger
Reagan
Howard Cauldiway
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