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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1975
Page
11
The United States vetoed a proposed Security Council resolution condemning Israel. Ambassador Daniel Moynihan said the council was balanced and warned that a single veto could kill a major measure. The debate followed air raids and guerrilla activity cited in the council session.
A fragmented quote cites planned reforms within the Armed Forces Movement and mentions Antunes amid a revolutionary narrative. It references a UN Security Council session as a potential venue for peaceful action.
Pope Paul VI smiling waved from an open limousine as he rode through central Rome to the Piazza di Spagna. The 78 year old pontiff stood for much of the journey and placed a basket of red and pink roses at the base of the statue of the Virgin Mary.
Nobel laureate Andrei Sakharov denounced Henry Kissinger for ignoring human rights in favor of outward successes. In a BBC interview from his Moscow apartment he warned detente will not be stable without defending rights. He and about 21 dissidents were later barred from Kovalev trial in Vilnius.
At the World Council of Churches assembly in Nairobi Kenya delegates clash over alleged Soviet religious persecution. Soviet delegates accuse sponsors of endangering the Russian church and accuse others of unChristian acts while supporters push to challenge the council's silence on the USSR. The dispute dominates Monday sessions with shouting and procedural standstills as Bishop Leonid Makary denounces judgment of Russia.
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld opened his first international appearance before NATO defense ministers in Brussels Belgium. UPI reports his remarks touched on alliance strategy as allies worry about shifts from his predecessor James Schlesinger amid ongoing two day talks.
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