Western shift in SALT talks praised by Schmidt and Ford
Chancellor Helmut Schmidt told President Ford the West German view of the Vladivostok arms control accord is a positive step and noted U S success in getting the Soviets to drop the forward base system demand. Economic cautions and stagflation risks were stressed during a White House meeting and a Senate briefing.
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World Today reports multiple deadly incidents and strikes
A mailed bomb at a United Parcel Service center in Pittsburgh killed driver Jack Metz and injured eight others as authorities described a plain brown package with wires. Separately, New York grocers faced milk shortages due to a Teamsters strike affecting four million gallons daily. Kroger recalled botulism-linked beef stew after a Georgia death. In Florida, Toni Knowles case loomed as investigators prepared to disclose more victims, signaling a broad mass murder context.
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Seven die in separate Argentine shootings near Buenos Aires
Seven people were shot dead in separate incidents around Buenos Aires on Thursday as bombings gunfights and police raids continued across Argentina. Two victims were found in a car near the Colon Opera House, their bodies wrapped in ERP banners with black crosses over the guerrilla emblem.
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Rabin signals broad territorial peace offers
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin told Fal Aviv students Israel is ready for far-reaching territorial compromises with Arab states in peace talks but rejects returning to pre 1967 borders. He would not reveal details before the other side is prepared to negotiate. In Moscow officials say GS and Soviet spacecraft will link in orbit and have preplanned in flight meals for astronauts 146 miles above the earth.
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