Kissinger Seeks Early Progress in South Africa Talks
In Zurich Kissinger contends progress on easing racial tensions in southern Africa may emerge from talks with South Africa's Prime Minister Vorster. A senior official cautions no public pledge to pressure Rhodesia will be made, but private signals of cooperation are anticipated. Kissinger plans to visit Africa next week if talks advance.
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Federal Trailers to Ease Prison Crowding Across 10 States
Ten states grappling with crowded prisons will receive 475 surplus trailers from the federal government to serve as cells, halfway houses, or prison offices. The LEAA said the trailers, valued at 2.3 million dollars, will be loaned to Arizona, Arkansas, Louisiana, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.
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