Bhutto Rebuilds Ties With Soviet Leaders In Moscow
President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto concluded a two day visit to Moscow with Moscow Pakistan ties restored to normal after months of strain stemming from Soviet support for India during the December conflict. He said he was ready to help foster peaceful conditions on the subcontinent. Pakistan's ambassador commented on the communique summarizing the talks.
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Indochina Pressure and Peace Talks In Moscow
Reports from Saigon and Washington describe raids on the Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos with 800 secondary explosions and 600 fires. North Vietnamese tanks were destroyed in Laos, and U S air operations targeted anti aircraft batteries near the DMZ. In South Vietnam a battalion fought in the A Shaw Valley with 55 enemy killed. In Dhaka and Moscow Bhutto pursues peace talks and a Pakistan Soviet rapprochement, while India and Bangladesh refuse to return POWs until recognition. Marker notes Moscow seeks a strong friendly Pakistan and a regional peace settlement.
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Muskie faces mixed signals in Illinois and New Hampshire
The article reports on political tensions within the party as Muskie’s campaign faces skepticism about his support in key primaries. Stewart criticizes media standards while Wallace draws regional comparisons. Heath and Pompidou discuss Western Europe’s economic future and a potential European currency amid global monetary reform talks. Humphrey urges regional primaries as candidates navigate European ties and U.S. policy. An Indiana senator edges toward California’s June presidential primary.
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Secrecy fights over public records access
The article discusses arguments to withhold public records when they contain privileged or confidential financial or commercial information. It notes government opposition to interagency memoranda exemptions and recalls past legal refusals to disclose investigatory files. It highlights tensions between court rulings and executive secrecy.
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Medical Columnist Dies At Age 51 In Los Angeles
Dr. William Brady, famous medical columnist, dies at 51 from uremia at his Beverly Hills home on February 25. He began writing his nationally syndicated column in 1814 and continued for 38 years, shaping public health advice with a focus on vitamins and minerals. The obituary notes his influence on readers across the United States and highlights his long career in medicine and journalism.
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Market Notches Gains Despite Pompidou Move
Market shrugged off Pompidou's move as an internal matter and a potential boost to Britain's hard-won entry into the market.
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Training Plans May Signal U S Built Submarine Aid to Taiwan
Reports indicate Washington may supply a diesel electric submarine for training Chinese Nationalist sailors at New London. Officials say a final decision is pending, with debate over whether to provide a surplus or lent craft. The move ties to broader U S military aid and Taiwan defense funding.
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Plan To Close Seat Office Draws Protest
Washington AP Sen B Everett Jordan protests proposed closure of the U S Department of Agriculture Raleigh field office for tobacco marketing. He cites efficiency and economy of the flue cured marketing procedures and asks Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz to reverse the plan after learning of it from State Ag Commissioner Jim Graham.
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