U S Proposes Meeting To End Cuban Sanctions
In San Jose Costa Rica delegates begin a 12 day OAS meeting to consider a majority vote to lift the Cuba boycott. A second July 28 session may formalize nonintervention and allow ties to Cuba while Washington keeps the embargo until U S climate improves. Kissinger said the U S is open to exchanges on reciprocity but calls Cuban gestures largely atmospheric.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
United States
Organization of American States
Cuba
OAS
Fidel Castro
Organization
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Milwaukee
U. S
Names Of Rape Victims Withheld In Cumberland County
Cumberland County sheriff Ottis Jones announces a policy to withhold rape victim names until an arrest is made. He cites fear of retaliation and reluctance to contact police as reasons. The sheriff argues the move protects victims while denying public records access remains disputed by the NC Press Association.
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Fayetteville
N.C
Cumberland County
William Lassiter
North Carolina Press Association
Jones
Headon
Paraplegic Hitchhiking From Memphis To Arizona
Gary Bivens, 29, a paralyzed Memphis State University student, plans a second wheelchair hitchhiking trip from Memphis to Phoenix via Interstate 40 to raise awareness of handicapped barriers. He hopes to reach Phoenix for the Paralyzed Veterans Association 1975 convention, then return the same way.
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Memphis
Gary Devins
Phoenix
Bivens
North Carolina
Alabama
Paralyzed Veterans Association
Flagstaff
Ariz
Kentucky
Vietnam
Memphis State University
Kissinger Warns Third World Of UN Pressure
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger warned developing nations during a Milwaukee speech that bloc politics harm the United Nations and threaten world peace. He urged cooperation with Cuba and presses for Middle East and Cyprus settlements while highlighting risks of nuclear conflict and long term arms ceilings. Demonstrators protested outside the hotel as Kissinger spoke and prepared to throw out the All-Star game first pitch in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Henry A. Kissinger
United Nations
Kissinger
Midwest
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Institute of World Affairs
Nancy
Minneapolis
Minn
Upper Midwest Council
United States
Cuba
Middle East
Cyprus
Baby Girl Born In Motel In North Carolina
AP report from Winston-Salem describes Ruben Clark and wife of Mount Airy rushing to Baptist Hospital after an early labor. A baby girl tagged Holiday was born soon after arrival at a Holiday Inn motel while awaiting admission. Two ambulances were called as the birth occurred rapidly at the motel.
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Winston-Salem
Baptist Hospital
Ruben
Clark
Mount Airy
Clarks
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