Aid for Cambodia Sees Sharp House Senate Divide
Congress debates Ford's 222 million Cambodia aid as leaders warn time is tight. Humphrey predicts Senate rejection while Sparkman backs continued support. Gallup shows 78 percent oppose extra aid. House committees weigh recommendations and freshmen balk at additional military assistance amid calls for food and medicine.
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Scott More Loyal To President Ford
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott says he is more loyal to President Ford than to Richard Nixon. In a Friday interview on NPACT he said he supported Nixon until late in Watergate, adding he stayed loyal to the party and presented Nixon foreign policy while disliking some domestic policy and telling him so.
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Oil Cartel Reports $97 Billion Trade Surplus in 1974
IMF analysis shows the oil cartel posting a 1974 trade surplus of 97 billion dollars, while developed nations ran a 67 billion deficit. Exports by 17 oil producing countries jumped to 133 billion, with cartel imports up 69 percent to 36 billion. The report lists Algeria, Bahrain, Brunei, Ecuador, Gabon, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Trinidad and Tobago, UAE, and Venezuela.
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Kissinger shifts focus to Cyprus talks after Jerusalem visit
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger flies to Ankara for talks with Turkish officials on restarting negotiations between Greek and Turkish Cypriots. The move follows a Brussels meeting with Greek Foreign Minister Bitsios and comes amid Cyprus island tensions after Turkey's invasion last year. The trip occurs as Kissinger also pursues a potential Israeli Egyptian agreement, with Jerusalem officials cautious about possible proposals.
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