Russia Warns Of Mideast Situation
Moscow relays a warning that the Middle East stalemate risks a new military flare up and calls for a radical political settlement including Palestinians. The Kremlin accuses Washington of stalling Geneva talks during its election campaign while Kissinger tours Africa. It notes a $75 million one year Egypt trade accord despite sour relations and urges resumption of negotiations with Palestinian participation. Moshe Dayan says Arab states may accept no war with Israel but not peace. The statement urges Geneva reform in two stages with PLO participation and a withdrawal of Israeli forces from 1967 occupied areas.
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Reagan Says U S Flying Blind In Wake Of CIA Probe
Ronald Reagan told a Columbus Georgia rally that the United States is flying blind in a dangerous world as an investigation of the nation's intelligence community has closed many information sources. He spoke to several hundred supporters at the airport rally.
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Kissinger warns Soviet bloc as Africa tour changes
Kissinger says Ghana cancellation trims his Africa tour to six countries. He visits Kinshasa after Kenya Tanzania and Zambia with Liberia and Senegal still to come. In Kinshasa he warned the Soviet Union against direct intervention in southern Africa and urged concrete American action. Tanzanian papers mocked his pledge of opposition to white minority regimes. A South African opposition leader rejected U.S. pressure and urged self change. Reagan criticized CIA domestic operations and warned the USSR has expanded influence in the United States.
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Marines Case Details Training Death and Court Martial
A Marine Corps investigation into a recruit death spurred leadership changes in training. Maj. Gen. Kenneth J. Houghton ordered general and special court-martials for five Marines, amid claims of forced combat and dereliction of duties. The McClure family lawyer aired tapes alleging coercion and mercy pleas, while officials cited new safety rules and an end to Sunday drills.
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Economy Shows Mixed Signals After Six Months
The index drifts in both directions with a six month low. Downward forces include shorter factory work week, slower wholesale price rise, fewer contracts, and slower new business formation. Upward drivers are higher stock prices, increased money supply, more consumer orders, more building permits, and longer material delays.
U.S. Intelligence Abuses Scrutinized in Public Hearings
The report details COINTELPRO abuses by the FBI including disrupt efforts against dissidents, attempts to wreck marriages, and discredit King. It cites CIA CHAOS and Merrimack programs, noting dozens of thousands of investigations with few prosecutions and calls for tighter oversight and legal safeguards.
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Humphrey Still Silent Amid Group's Plan For Campaign Office
A pro Humphrey group plans to form a national committee to organize votes and campaign operations for a Humphrey nomination at the Democratic convention in New York. A spokesman said no decision would be made Wednesday. The effort involves Mondale and other party figures, with Humphrey not campaigning actively in primaries yet.
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Senate Rejects Helms Move to Bar Abortions
In Washington the Senate rejected a bid by Sen. Jesse Helms to amend the Constitution to ban abortions. The 47 to 40 vote blocked proceeding to a final vote on the proposed right to life amendment. Helms argued the measure would halt abortion, while opponents said it would set back rights and override Supreme Court precedent. He pledged to seek an exception to allow abortion if the mother's life is endangered.
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Ford Questions Whether Fee Equal To Burdens Of Office
President Ford in a Tyler campaign speech questioned whether Ronald Reagan is equal to the burdens of the presidency. He accused Reagan of superficiality and urged serious debate on national defense and policy during Texas primary campaigning. Ford defended his record and noted he has proposed the two largest military budgets in U.S. history.
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Democratic split in Pennsylvania convention delegates
With 90 percent of precincts tallied Democrats led for 64 of Pennsylvania's 178 national convention seats, uncommitted entries 46, Udall 22, Jackson 12, Shapp 17, Wallace 3. Delegates chosen district by district. two districts counted later. Carter claimed the race was a machine challenge, while Humphrey projected broad support.
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Crash Candaled From Page Pines in Virgin Islands
A passenger recounts a plane crash on approach to the Virgin Islands. He describes a failure to slow, the aircraft buckling and breaking up, fire breaking out on the right side, and nearby exposure of an exit as he helped his wife escape.
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