Kissinger warns against sentimentality in aid programs
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger urged European, Japanese and Canadian ministers to avoid sentimentality in aid to poor nations. He proposed a 2.5 trillion dollar international resources bank to channel private investment to developing countries and pressed for quicker, better planned programs at the UN Conference on Trade and Development. The session amid protests and regional tensions highlighted crises in the Third World and calls to end apartheid.
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Kenya
Henry A. Kissinger
Indusapes
Kissinger
Europe
Japan
Canada
Conference On Trade and Development
International Resources Bank
Israel
Ned Altho
Keane
Chile
Waldheim
Salvador Alende
Layachi Yaker
Algeria
Aparheid
Mas
Fragmented OCR Summary From Local Page
A damaged OCR fragment from a local page mentions a cretic or extractor clause and a generic reference to a target region. Names, places, roles, and dates are unreadable or garbled. The readable portion provides no clear event or outcome to summarize further.
Britain unveils long awaited pay deal with unions
Britain and unions reach a wage package announced by Chancellor Denis Healey. The accord aims to lift earnings and tax credits, with a proposed 7.24 pound weekly raise for many workers and tax breaks for low earners. The deal, a landmark gentlemen’s agreement, awaits full Iumination by the TUC conference.
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London Stock Exchange
Denis Healey
Tra Press
TEC
General Council
TUC
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Healy
Healey
Ford campaign strategy under review after GOP push
Ford faced questions on winning the first primary with aides weighing campaign changes. Ron Nessen signaled ongoing discussions on schedule and forums, while Senate leaders urged a adjusted approach. Democratic chair Strauss warned Ford must regain grip on his party before the July convention as Rockefeller could be a future nominee.
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Kansat City
White House
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Senate Gop
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Pennsylvania
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
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Raening
Robert Strauss
Hattom
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Veto Sparks Debate Over Child Care Staffing Rules
Opponents argue that despite Congress approving pew standards for childcare centers, the Department of Health Education and Welfare has not yet enacted them. The proposal would fund centers through annual grants to attract adult workers and meet staffing criteria, with a plan set to take effect in September.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ford Approves Extension Of Highway Aid Measure
Ford signs a bill extending highway aid programs until the next Congress. It allows states and cities to use funds for road and mass transit projects, with federal aid for resurfacing and restoring roads. A study by July 4, 1977 is required to propose safety changes, and intercity routes will get priority to close gaps in the interstate system. The highway beautification program continues and billboard policy requires Secretary approval based on regional need.
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Wiliam Coleman
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Retiring lawmakers listed from committees and Senate
The report lists several retiring members across committees including Rep Robert E Jones of Alabama Public Works and Transportation Rep Joe L Evins of Tennessee Small Business Rep Leonor K Sullivan of Missouri Merchant Marine and Fisheries and Rep Wilbur D Mills of Arkansas Armed Services chairman. In the Senate retiring are Democrats John Pastore Rhode Island Philip A Hert Michigan and Stuart Symington Missouri along with others.
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Robert E. Jones
Dalz
Public Works and Transportation Committee
Joe L. Evins
D-Tenn
Smal Business Committee
Leonor K. Sullivan
Dmo
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
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Scot
Senate
Joha 0 Pastore
Rhode Island
Philip A. Hert
Michigan
Stuan SsTllington
Missouri
Repies Fema L. Hruska
Extensive Tests Set For New Stomach Cancer Treatment
Georgetown University researchers report a drug regimen using Adriamycin fluorouracil and mitomycin with three agents showing survival gains in stomach cancer. In early and advanced cases the eight week cycle, repeated, produced prolonged survival and worked with or without primary tumor removal and even when cancer spread.
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Georgetown University Stienists
John Macdonald
Philip Schein
Winston Vene
Paul Woolley
Toronto
United States
American Cancer Society
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Macdonald
Report on FBI Conspiracy Against Dr King
A CIA linked account alleges an FBI campaign to undermine Dr Martin Luther King Jr and his family through influence attempts at Marquette University and other colleges, pressuring Cardinal Spellman and a Vatican meeting, and lobbying political leaders including Vice President Humphrey and Governor Rockefeller. The report claims actions extended beyond King’s life and touched many aspects of his public and private life.
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FBI
Marquette University
Soningziely
King
Francis Cardinal
Spellman
Lebanon Deadlock Pushes for Syria Mediation Amid Crisis
Pierre Gemayel signals possible delegation to Syria to resolve Lebanon election stalemate. Lebanese MPs seek third party candidate with Ray Raymond Edde and Elias Sarkis named. Syria and the U S work parallel to quell sectarian tensions and finish the vote. Beirut airport shell damages terminal. four wounded as Air France suspends landings pending security upgrades.
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Pierre Gemayel
Phalange
Radin
Syria
National Bloc Party
Raymond Edde
Central Bank
Elias Sarkis
United States
Beirut International
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