Kissinger seeks Western aid to Egypt ahead of Israel accord
Secretary of State Kissinger aims to rally US allies for emergency aid to Egypt to smooth talks with Israel. The plan, discussed at a July 16 Brussels summit, targets individual governments and outside powers, including Japan, with Egypt needing relief as Sadat seeks stability amid Arab and Western pressures.
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America
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United States
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Middle East
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Paris
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Yitzhak Rabin
France
Britain
Western Europe
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Tunisia
Morocco
Europe
Ford reassures Suharto on Southeast Asia stability
President Ford told visiting President Suharto that U S setbacks in Indochina have intensified U S interest in Southeast Asia. In a luncheon toast Ford called Suharto a wise and valued friend and pledged a continued U S role and presence with Indonesia and regional allies.
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Indonesia
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U.S
Southeast Asia
United States
Bomb injures six at Larne Catholic club in Northern Ireland
In Larne, County Antrim, a Saturday bombing at St. Congall's social club injured six people including an elderly woman and a three year old girl. Police attributed the attack to Protestant extremists amid sectarian clashes, following Friday's bombing of the Pheasant Inn in Martinstown that wounded six, including a pregnant woman.
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Northern Ireland
Larne
County Antrim
St. Congall’s
Victoria Lane
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Comedian Dick Gregory Freed in Washington Protest Case
In Washington, charges of protesting without a permit were dropped Saturday against comedian and activist Dick Gregory. He had been arrested Friday near the White House for carrying a sign accusing the CIA of involvement in domestic assassinations.
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Gandhi Extends Emergency Crackdown to Labor Movement
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi broadened emergency measures to India's labor movement appealing for full cooperation from union leaders. She urged workers to avoid any agitation or strikes while crisis legislation stands, while main federations back the tactics. A separate Bihar decision freed and deported Mary Tyler, a British activist imprisoned since 1970 for political terrorism.
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India
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