Kissinger stiffens Soviet stand on SALT talks
Secretary of State Kissinger warned the Soviet Union no new U.S. offers on nuclear limits until Moscow presents a solid proposal and ruled out a Ford Brezhnev summit this year until a chasm is bridged. He called SALT negotiations stagnating and urged an honorable compromise while noting U.S. posture remains firm.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Leonid E. Brezhnev
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Reagan may enter many primaries against Ford in 1976
Reagan strategist James H. Lake says Reagan will seek as many primaries as possible to build momentum and become a serious contender, while Ford favors selective entries due to spending limits. Reagan aides cite a broad early primary push, including New Hampshire Florida Illinois and North Carolina, after a November candidacy announcement.
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Ronald Reagan
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James H. Lake
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Reagan
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Maryland
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Time Magazine
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White Rats Wanted And Other Community Q A
A community column answers questions about white rats for a science project, bath refinishing options, etiquette on departures, and Kathryn Kuhlman’s return to Greensboro Coliseum with details on possible dates, ticketing, and sources for information.
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Greensboro
Democrats Propose 4 Billion NYC Loan Guarantees Plan
Five Senate Democrats told President Ford of a plan to shield New York City with 4 billion in federal loan guarantees while Ford maintained opposition to federal bailouts. Senator Proxmire said Ford wants NYC to avoid default without aid, citing no serious market impact if NYC defaults. Leader Mansfield led the delegation at the White House meeting amid a looming November 14 deadline.
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Proxmire
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White House
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Maine
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Banking Committee
NBC
Meet the Press
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U.N. General Assembly backs Palestinian rights in Arab resolutions
The General Assembly voted 101 to 8 with 25 abstentions to urge PLO participation in all UN led Middle East talks. The move preceded a likely vote on an anti Zionism resolution described as potentially triggering punishments from the United States. Western officials pressed to delay the anti Zionism measure for up to a year.
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General Assembly
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U.S
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European Economic Community
Assembly
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Sierra Leone
Franco Breathing With Difficulty in Madrid
Gen Francisco Franco struggles to breathe despite artificial respiration and kidney complications after emergency abdominal surgery. Medical sources say his condition worsened on the third day of treatment as Europa Press notes doctors are worried and a new bulletin is expected.
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Spain
Francisco Franco
Europa Press
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Humphrey and Carter Top Democratic Committee Poll
A National Democratic Committee poll of 162 leaders by U S News & World Report finds Hubert H. Humphrey as the leading presidential hopeful with 49 percent and Jimmy Carter as most favored for vice president with 28 percent. Jackson trails at 14 percent for president, Kennedy 8 percent, Bayh 6 percent, Udall 5 percent. Carter garners 4 percent for president. Carter notes his sights are on the top post.
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Jimmy Carter
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Humphrey
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Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Birch Bayh
Indiana
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Arizona
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Georgia
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Sea Humphrey
Angola Sheds Portuguese Rule In Unscheduled Handover
In Luanda a noon handover ends 500 years of Portuguese rule as Adm. Leonel Cardoso proclaims the transfer to the Angolan people and rejects a single movement. The MPLA, backed by the Soviet bloc, is poised to declare independence Tuesday.
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Leonel Cardoso
Popular Movement For the Liberation of
Priest Fined For Having Mass At Private Home
A 75 year old priest, Rev. Joseph E. Gedra, appeals a $250 fine for celebrating Mass at a private Fairfax County home. The case raises constitutional questions on religious freedom and assembly against a zoning ordinance restricting church services in single family areas.
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Joseph E. Gedra
Fairfax County
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Washington, D.C
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Leonard Konecmy
John Matonis
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