Kissinger To Sign Pact With Spain
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrived in Madrid to sign a bases treaty with Spain preserving four American military bases in exchange for 1.25 million dollars in U S aid. He met with Foreign Minister Areilza and planned to return to Washington Sunday.
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China reports successful nuclear test in 1964 sequence
Tokyo AP reports Peking broadcast says China successfully conducted a new nuclear test. Details on test site, size, or mode are unspecified. This follows prior underground tests announced by Xinhua, with references to Mao Zedong poems and party directives.
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MPLA captures Novo Redondo in Angola drive
Soviet backed MPLA troops seize the port city Novo Redondo from UNITA in Angola's civil war and press toward Huambo. Cuban officers and Soviet tanks support the advance as MPLA crosses the Queve River and threatens Alto Hama, with South African forces reportedly planning withdrawal amid Western support doubts.
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Truce Threatened By Beirut Fighting
In Beirut area clashes between Christian Ein Ramleh and Muslim Chiyah jeopardize a Syrian backed truce. Militia skirmishes, mortar fire, and looting warnings followed as Palestinians and Syrians moved to enforce peace. At least 14 people died, 22 injured, with over 9,000 killed in nine months of civil war.
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Wallace Faces Test In Mississippis Caucuses
Wallace faces a test in Mississippi precinct caucuses as 2,133 locations open to eligible Democrats to declare preferences or stay uncommitted. The process selects delegates to the national convention with results likely to take days. Mississippi offers 24 of 3,008 national votes and marks an early Southern clash among Wallace Carter and Bentsen, with Shriver and Harris campaigning for delegates.
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Nixon Faces Panel Queries
The Senate Intelligence Committee will question former President Richard Nixon about U S efforts to overthrow Chilean President Salvador Allende and about the Houston plan for domestic intelligence gathering. The panel will not question entertainer Frank Sinatra about a possible Kennedy Mafia link.
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Sanford urges re examination of campaign system
Durham report notes Terry Sanford, first 1976 candidate out, argues the system invites shallow scrutiny and proposes a panel of reporters to study candidates. He quits to avoid favorite son status and plans to resume Duke University presidency, denying any cabinet post or vice presidency.
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