Political clash over US warnings to France on Communists
The United States warned French politicians against admitting Communists into a future coalition government, triggering a political uproar in Paris. Ambassador Bush reportedly canceled a visit to Marseille after meetings with Gaston Defferre and Socialist leaders. Kissinger’s stance was relayed by Herman J. Cohen, sparking strong rebukes from Defferre who called the intrusion intolerable. France’s Giscard d Estaing government faced protest over the episode and canceled trip.
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US businessman kidnapped in Venezuela still missing
U S businessman William F P Niehaus remains missing on the fourth day after his Caracas area abduction. Venezuelan authorities and police hunt ultraleftist groups for funds as a car linked to the case is found in Maracay with Niehaus documents. his wife and maid were coerced during the Friday night kidnapping.
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Lebanon Confronts New Government Formation Delayed
Christian leaders demand restoration of state authority before a new government forms as the Jan 2 cease-fire brokered by a Syrian delegation calls for return of Christians Muslims and Palestinians to their areas.
Bills on gun control face renewed subcommittee vote
Subcommittee chairman John Conyers Jr. could not be reached for comment as the gun bill again moves through the process. National Coalition to Ban Handguns claims lingering public interest supports tougher controls, while the NRA mounting pressure via mass member outreach drew sharp criticism from Rep. John F. Setherling.
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Mass primary shaping up as Clinton era battle in 1972
In Massachusetts the Democratic race centers on industrial states and a split field led by Jackson Carter Wallace and Udall with Bayh fading. Wallace wins Boston area big. Jackson gains Lowell Worcester Fall River support. Carter emphasizes Florida test. Udall positions as liberal alternative. Bayh contemplates withdrawal and endorsement. Shriver continues despite slim chance. mass system uses proportional delegation in both parties.
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Farm Income Sets North Carolina Record in 1975
North Carolina farmers posted cash receipts of 2.7 billion dollars in 1975, a record and up 27 percent from 1974, with livestock and livestock products at 997 million, cattle and calves at 58 million, and crops totaling just over 17 billion. Tobacco led as the top income crop at 51 million, while peanut, vegetables, and fruits combined also posted gains amid declines in corn and soybeans.
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New Orleans Mardi Gras Fling Draws Crowds Despite Rain
Photochemical energy breakthrough from a bacterial pigment could someday power a salt pump to desalinate seawater. Researchers from UCSF and Ames Lab describe a purple membrane that, when energized by sunlight, transfers protons across a cell membrane. A model salt pump has been built, hinting at future desalination uses.
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Bombing at Sapporo government building kills two
In Sapporo,Hokkaido a blast in the government building entrance hall killed a 45 year old woman and a 50 year old man, both government employees, with 25 seriously injured. The attack followed arrests of eight East Asia Anti-Japanese Armed Front members last spring. The city hosts 1.1 million people and is 500 miles north of Tokyo.
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Scranton Eyes Calmer U N Stance Amid Critics
Scranton argues the United Nations may be nearing a softer approach to criticism from poorer nations with legitimate ambitions for independence and development. He cites Senator Humphrey on balancing firmness with tolerance and vows to use U.N. rank to address broad foreign policy issues.
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Psychiatrist says reporters misquoted him on release policy
Dr. R. D. Coxel of Broughton Hospital in Morganton NC says he resigned months earlier and did not claim that a 22 year old incurably ill patient was released because of state law. He says the man could be treated as an outpatient if he takes his medication and does not want further care.
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