Kissinger urges organized trade with Reds, third world
Secretary of State Kissinger told the OECD ministerial meeting that rich nations must synchronize policies toward the Communist bloc and poor countries. He noted fourfold growth in COMECON OECD trade, Eastern Europe’s growing imports from Western tech, and warned against letting rhetoric replace concrete progress while urging balanced relations with the third world.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Comecon
Communist Council of Mutual Economic Assistance
OECD
Soviet Bloc
of State
High court backs voters on growth policy control
The Supreme Court ruling by Chief Justice Warren Burger allows voters to block growth policies in their communities. Voters can reject proposed high rise developments that strain city services and attract lower income residents, potentially shaping local zoning and development outcomes.
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Warren E. Burger
Citianne
British Fleet Massing for New York Invasion 1776
General Howe arrives off New York from Halifax and races to build a massive expedition. By early July 1776 he controls 130 ships in Lower Bay and soon receives 110 more plus Hessian mercenaries and troops, totaling 31,625, preparing a decisive push near Charleston and the New York area.
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Howe
Boston
New York
Lower Bay
England
Charleston
U.S. Ties Seen to Angolan Mercenary Recruitment
Lawyers claim the United States State and Justice Departments helped recruit mercenaries for Angola’s pro West armed forces during a trial in Luanda. Witnesses Lenox Hinds and Hope Stevens chair a black lawyers group and named American Daniel Gearhart Gary Acker and Gustavo Grillo as enlisted soldiers for hire.
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New York
UPI
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Hope Stevens
International Commission On
Luanda
Hinds
Stevens
National Conference of Black Lawyers
Daniel Gearhart
Kensington
Gary Acker
Sacramento
Gustavo Grillo
Jersey City
Tigers Die After Worming Wipes Out Endangered Ones
Zoo Director Dr. Lee Simarone reports a deadly incident that killed nearly the entire rare tiger collection, leaving only one survivor. Autopsies could not determine a precise cause, with heat cited as a possible factor in what officials call the worst disaster in the 200s history.
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Zoo
Lee Simarone
U S pulls out last Thai bases ending long military presence
UPI reports the United States evacuated its two remaining bases in Thailand U Tapao airbase and the Ramasin spy station leaving Bangkok with about 50 U.S. servicemen. About half will depart by July 20 under Thai government orders while 270 advisers remain.
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UPI
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U Tapao
Ramasin
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