CIA files on Abzug reveal improper surveillance and mail openin g
Washington AP confirms a CIA counterintelligence file on Rep. Bella Abzug showing antiwar activity data dating to 1953, including mail opened and copied. Colby acknowledges privacy intrusions, vows elimination of such practices, and notes thousands of American names stored to probe foreign influence.
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Mayors Push Ford Plan for Summer Youth Jobs Funds
Mayors in Newark Syracuse and other cities press for higher federal money to fund summer youth employment. Ford seeks 2 billion more for public service jobs while lawmakers debate 5.9 billion in new aid. City officials warn current funding will fall short causing layoffs crime rises and longer unemployment for youths.
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Kissinger Optimistic About Sinai Withdrawal Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, in Britain en route to the Middle East mission, is cautiously optimistic about securing terms for a broad Israeli withdrawal in Sinai. U.S. officials note no formal positions from Israel or Egypt yet while Kissinger attends Callaghan tributes in Cardiff and plans talks with Greek minister Slos in Brussels before heading to Egypt. The open-ended mission is expected to last two to three weeks, with Kissinger saying a path to an agreement may exist.
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Kissinger Faces Many Hurdles In Mideast
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports Secretary of State Kissinger’s mission to Aswan to press Egypt and Israel toward a peace path. Key hurdles include written nonbelligerence assurances, direct Egyptian-Israeli talks on a war-renunciation period, multilateral front-line withdrawals, UN troop occupancy of Sinai, oil supply funding via Iran, and UN mandate renewals amid tense buffer forces in Sinai and the Syrian front.
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