Clash at China border reported by Tokyo in vague dispatch
Tokyo reported face-to-face clashes with Soviet forces on China's rugged northwestern frontier but offered few specifics in the ongoing dispute over a vast border. Kremlin reaction was not immediately available after Moscow denied earlier reports of clashes in Sinkiang, home to key Chinese nuclear facilities.
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U.S to Hold Major Tank Deliveries for 18 Months
Secretary Hoffman announced at a Pentagon briefing that the United States will withhold major tank deliveries to other nations for about 18 months to allow ramped production to ease a long standing Army shortfall. Current output of about 60 tanks monthly is slated to double in fiscal 1978, with new tanks prioritized to fill the U S Army deficit from the 1973 Middle East war.
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Moynihan Returns To Academe In Boston Speech
Daniel Patrick Moynihan, back at Harvard and in Boston for a Bicentennial Form address at Faneuil Hall, criticizes big government and U.N. agencies. He says the United Nations will remain and discusses career diplomats versus political appointees while avoiding political plans.
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SBA chief Kobelinski to lead Small Business Administration
Former Chicago banker Mitchell Kobelinski was sworn to head the Small Business Administration on Thursday. President Ford highlighted his Polish immigrant father and Lincoln birthday as fitting for the appointment and said Kobelinski will join the President's Economic Policy Board. Also on Thursday, Capt Fran McKee was nominated for rear admiral, becoming the Navy's first woman line officer to be promoted to flag rank. she leads the naval security group at Fort Meade, Maryland.
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Doonesbury Strip Dropped By Two Ohio Papers
Columbus Columbus Citizens Journal and Cleveland Press suspend Doonesbury until an episode on homosexuality ends Monday. Editors call the topic inappropriate for the comic page while Universal Press notes many papers don’t carry the current episodes. The strip creator Gary Trudeau won a Pulitzer Prize last May.
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