Ford rules out communique on China visit
President Ford’s China trip produced positive signs with no final communique planned. Spokesman Rot Nessen said the talks with Chairman Mao Tse-tung and Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping were productive, noting no bad signs and emphasizing that success does not require a document. The discussions touched on U.S.-Soviet detente and other international issues. Ford’s daughter Susan attended a private banquet. doctors found no physical issue.
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Associated Press
Pekingap
White House
Ford
China
Rot Nessen
Nessen
Mag Tsetung
Teng Hsiao-ping
Chou Enlai
Teng-Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Chiao Kuanhua
Teng Hsiaoo-ping
United States
Moscow
Asia
Susan
Teng
William) Lukash
Lukash
High Point narcotic arrests split 57 percent marijuana
Police records show 184 narcotic arrests in 1974 with marijuana involved in 105 cases and other drugs in 79, yielding 57 percent leaves and 43 percent roots. The inquiry also covers reweaving services, boxing classes, and notes on editorial star markers and local training institutes.
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Hijackers Make New Demands on Dutch Train
Five Indonesians seized a local Dutch train with about 50 hostages in Beilen. Two killed, four released, and three escaped as the hijackers demanded safe conduct and supplies for 55 people. Dutch authorities ruled out safe passage with hostages.
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Beilen
Netherlands
Holland
Justice
Dries van Agt
Helms Move Against NYC Loan Plan advances in Senate
President Ford's 2.3 billion loan for New York City survived a Senate test as supporters blocked a move to send the bill back to the Banking Committee. The 57 to 23 vote paves the way for final Senate action, with a Dec. 11 default deadline looming for NYC. Senator Helms urged debate but cloture petitions remain non-debatable under Senate rules.
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Ford
New York City
Senate
Jesse Helms
Rn.c
Banking Committee
Friay
House
New York
Helms
U.N. Gets Appeal Over Israeli Raid in Lebanon
Lebanese and Egyptian governments urge a U.N. Security Council meeting after a major Israeli air raid on Lebanon. Palestinians vow immediate reprisals as deaths and injuries rise to about 100 killed and 150 wounded. Pope Paul VI expresses sadness and calls for restraint. Egypt accuses Israel of violating disengagement accords. Lebanese Premier Karami appeals to world opinion for action. Security Council set for private consultations in New York.
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Edward Cody
Associated Press
Beirut
Lebanon
Palestine Guerrila Command
United Nations Security Council
Israel
Paul VI
Paul
Vatican
Jean Cardinal Villot
Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Syria
Cairo
Ismail Fahmy
Middle East
New York
Security Council
Atd P.m
Rashid Karami
U.N
Fockel
Bailar Faces House Clash Over Saturday Deliveries
Washington AP A House subcommittee chairman accuses Postmaster General Bailar of scare tactics to end Saturday mail. Bailar defends budget moves as necessary to reduce the Postal Service deficit, citing savings of 300 to 350 million yearly if Saturday service ends. Two subcommittees plan further testimony next week.
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House Subcommittee
Benjamin F. Bailar
Mr. Bailar
Charles H. Wilson
D-Calif
House Post Office
Wilson
Bailar
Ballar
Congress
Con Bailar
George B Gould
House Post Office Committee
Gould
Bailor
Gaild
Postal Service
Baltar
RFK Approved Wiretaps Ties to King and Newsmen
Senate intelligence committee heard that the late Attorney General Robert F Kennedy authorized FBI wiretaps on Martin Luther King, 17 reporters and officials in 1969, with related taps on government and White House figures. Edward Levi said disciplinary action for agents harassing King remains possible. The testimony referenced J Edgar Hoover’s role in overseeing the wiretap program.
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Robert F. Kennedy
FBI
Martin Luther King
Senate Intelligence Committee
John Elliff
Eee
de D. Romerel
J. Edgar Hoover
Nixon White House
White House
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Halperin
Edward J. Levi
King
Levi
Charles E. Keen
Hoover
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Cairo
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