Kissinger flags overt Angola aid as next step
Secretary of State Kissinger told the Senate Foreign Relations panel that the administration is weighing asking Congress for overt financial aid to anti-Soviet factions in Angola. He argued Soviet and Cuban intervention threatens U S Soviet détente and urged cooperation with Congress while noting recent votes blocked covert aid.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
Angola
Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee On
Soviet Union
House
Senate
Cuba
U.S
United States
Africa
Larry Mitchell
Washington-area
CIA
Mitchell
Masters Tickets and Public Inquiries Help Column
Readers seek Masters Tournament tickets and guidance on insurance legitimacy, army surplus purchases, and address requests. Action Line advises Augusta National contact for tickets, NC Insurance Department for licensed companies, Defense Surplus Sales for surplus property, and notes delays in publishing high priority requests. It also provides quick address sources including Casablanca Records for faster address retrieval.
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Asheville
Omaha
Nebraska
F.B
Thomasville
N.C. Insurance Department
P.O
Anon. Man. A
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
N.C
Norfolk
Department of Defense
Defense Logistics Services Center
Alin
Dlsc-Msb
Federal Center
Battle Creek
Michigan
Q. T
Kiss
Gene Simmons
Abd
Marty
Casablanca Records
N. Sherbourne
Los Angeles
Cal
MPLA Seizes Momentum in Angola Civil War
British and Associated Press reports from Luanda indicate the Soviet backed MPLA enjoys confidence after rapid advances with Cuban support. While FNLA and UNITA falter, MPLA forces move toward Lobito and Luso, with control expanding along the Benguela railroad toward Novo Redondo and Teixeira de Sousa near the Zaire border.
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Associated Press
Angola
Popular Movement
MPLA
Nicholas Ashford
Times of London
Luanda
Portugal
National Front
FNLA
National Union
UNITA
Ashford
Novo Redondo
Lobito
Benguela
Zaire
Zambia
Political spouses take jobs in Washington
Washington reporters note many prominent political spouses taking additional work to supplement income while avoiding conflicts of interest. Marion Javits resigned her public relations post with Iran's national airline amid criticism of potential policy ties. Joyce Rumsfeld assists in a Georgetown boutique, while Lou Tower and Antoinette Hatfield work in real estate. Betty Talmadge runs a multimillion dollar meat brokerage.
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Washington
Marion Javits
Jacob Javits
U.S
Iran
Joyce Rumsfeld
Secretary of Defense
Georgetown
Lou Tower
Antoinette Hatfield
Betty Talmadge
Senate Agriculture Committee
Could Be Forced Out Bentsen Faces Test
Sen. Lloyd Bentsen faces a pivotal Oklahoma caucus in nine days that could end his presidential bid if he places poorly. A weak third behind Carter and Haris may force him to drop out, despite Oklahoma locals favoring a strong regional showing.
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Washington
APL
Lloyd Bentsen
Oklahoma
Texas
Mississippi
Bentsen
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Fred Haris
Starouid
Dusing
Aelieve
Carter Pledges Jobs Shakeup By Carter a Presidential Candidate
Former Georgia governor Jimmy Carter, running for president, says he would reorganize the federal bureaucracy to create new jobs and stabilize the economy if elected. He proposes cutting agencies from about 1900 to 200, with attrition to reduce head count and no forced civil service layoffs. He advocates worldwide elimination of nuclear weapons but offers no concrete plan.
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Dick Pettys
Atlanta
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
White House
Steve Stark
Carter
Senate Government Operations Committee
Lee Carter
Insi¢ Amusements Bridge Classified Adz
A compact listing showing a mix of bridge games, comics, crosswords and editorials within the newspaper. It notes sections for financial news obituaries sports and women's news along with weather updates.
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Henry Kissinger
London
Security Advisory Services
Surrey
Roy Innis
Congress For Racial Equality
Innis
CORE
Marine
Messenger
National Union For the Total Independence of Angola
Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola
Anan
Augusta National Golf Club
Augusta
Price
Rumsfeld
Marvella Bayh
Challen Howald Reagan
Campaing
New Hampshire
Alabama
George Wallace
Massachusetts
Bent
Sea Bentsen
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