Ford unveils Pacific Doctrine to defend allies and seek China ties
President Ford outlines a Pacific Doctrine aimed at preserving Asian allies' sovereignty and deterring aggression. He pledges a partnership with Japan, seeks normalization with China, and supports continued U.S. strength in the Pacific while pursuing a broader economic link with Pacific nations. He urges Congress to approve a $310 million East Asia military aid package as part of this strategy.
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Valley surgeons vow slowdown over malpractice costs
San Fernando Valley doctors will halt elective surgeries after December 15 and stop taking new patients to protest rising malpractice insurance. They plan to suspend practice on January 1 when premiums rise again, with orthopedic surgeons also limiting non emergency care from Dec 15.
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IRA gunmen siege London apartment hold couple hostage
Four Irish Republican Army gunmen held John Henry Matthews and his wife Sheila in their London flat demanding a flight to Ireland. Police said the most wanted suspect Michael Wilson may be among the group. Hosts remained unhurt as officers maintained a dialogue and evacuated surrounding areas.
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Spain rearrests labor leader amid Madrid crackdown
Police rearrested Communist labor organizer Marcelino Camacho near his home and seized more than 100 people as riot units swept Madrid near Carabanchel Prison. Demonstrators called for amnesty for about 2,000 political prisoners while authorities charged Camacho with giving orders and recruiting students.
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Indonesia Confirms Timor Landings as Fretilin Surrenders Rise
Indonesian officials acknowledge seaborne forces landed in Dili to reinforce partisans. Apodeti claims control of the Timor capital with 300 Fretilin soldiers surrendering. Fretilin reports Indonesian troops pursue fighters into the mountains as Dili falls to pro Indonesia forces.
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Refugee Volunteers Reported War News Denied
Fretilin radio reports monitored in Australia claimed Indonesian warships shelled the town and troops landed by parachute. Malik denied these claims as volunteers continued protecting refugees returning home.
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Knight slain in luxury Philadelphia apartment
John S. Knight III of the Knight publishing family was killed in an apparent robbery at his 23rd floor Rittenhouse Square residence. Police said he was stabbed five times and bound. a guest, wife of his college roommate, was stabbed while fleeing. Police noted no forced entry and three suspects held them captive.
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Lebanon unrest intensifies with Beirut Tripoli combat
Street fighting devastates Beirut and Tripoli as Christian and Moslem gunmen clash. Officials report 23 dead and 40 wounded, with 10 more bodies found including kidnapped victims. A day long curfew and school closures are ordered to restore control.
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Rams Win Reported In Later Page
Inside Today’s Independent highlights include a Page A-4 item about the Big Brothers “buddy system” snooping and a music review on Page B-5. It notes more women want or are working full time in the U.S. and discusses private higher education funds on Page C-7.
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