U.S. Eases 200-Mile Ecuador Fishing Clash
Lima reports indicate the United States may strike a temporary accord with Ecuador easing opposition to sovereign claims of a 200 mile offshore zone for fishing. Sources say talks could allow license fees on American tuna boats and offer reimbursement if seized, amid long standing disputes over maritime rights in South American waters.
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U S and Portugal near renewed five year base pact
Senior officials say the United States and Portugal agree on a five year extension granting U S use of air and naval bases on Terceira Island in the Azores The pact includes economic aid and replaces a lapsed agreement dating back to 1950s tensions over Africa President Nixon plans a trip to the Azores to meet French leader Pompidou and Caetano
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