Kissinger to seek compromise on Saudi arms sale fees
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he and key senators oppose or are skeptical about pending US sales to Saudi Arabia including 2,000 Sidewinder missiles and other weapons. He said the administration plans to inform Congress next week and pursue a possible solution before formal announcements.
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China blamed for North Korea shift amid Panmunjom murders
Washington officials credit Beijing with influencing Pyongyang to soften its stance after North Korean soldiers killed two American officers. Kissinger met Huang Chen as U N authorities sought assurance of safety for personnel. U S says North Korea remains responsible for security in the DMZ and for reparations talks are not resumed.
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