Angolan diplomacy tested by Pr avda editorial nuance
A senior Ford official said the United States would ask the Soviet Union if a Pravda editorial signaling an end to foreign armed intervention in Angola meant Moscow is ready to help end foreign interference. Kissinger planned talks with Sobrynin and a Moscow trip aimed at a breakthrough as the United States backs a broad Angolan unity government and withdraws foreign forces.
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Ford Administration
U.S
Soviet Union
Moscow
Pravda
Angola
White House
State Department
Kenny A. Kissinger
Washington
Jamaica
Kissinger
Anatoly F. Sobrynin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Hi Kissinger
Popular Movement
Luanda
Portugal
Organization of African Unity
United States
William E. Schauefele Jr
China
Tass
Vladimir Goncharov
Reagan Opens New Hampshire Campaign Push
Ronald Reagan launches a two week bus tour across snowbound New Hampshire aiming to challenge President Ford in the first primary. He schedules nine days of campaigning here this month with stops at Dixville Notch Mount Cranmore and West Ossipee and projects a tight race with Ford.
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Concord
Ronald Reagan
New Hampshire
Ford
Reagan
California
Dixville Notch
Mount Cranmore
West Ossiper
North Carolina
Florida
Minois
Wisconsin
California doctors face rising malpractice premiums test
Assemblyman Art Torres proposes a 5000 dollar cap while the region watches the impact as holidays end. Officials warn that the fiscal effect remains unclear until doctors return and patient loads shift to county hospitals where emergencies may rise.
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Art Torres
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Mammoth County
Usc Medical Center
Lloyd's of London
Travelers Insurance Companies
Hawaiians seize uninhabited Kahoaloawe island protest
About nine native Hawaiians landed on Kahoaloawe, a 45 square mile island used by the Navy for bombing practice, while 30 others turn back as U.S. Coast Guard photographed the boats. Organizers led by Charles Maxwell aimed to spotlight native land rights tied to Hawaii’s annexation. U.S. marshals accompanied a Coast Guard cutter to arrest anyone ashore.
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Maalaka
Hawaii
Kahoalawe
U.S. Coast Guard
Maui Island
Navy
Maxwell
Janis
U.S
Molokai
Honolulu
Coast Guard
Mellow
Robert Y. Renaud
Pike denies probe could ruin CIA intelligence
Washington AP reports House Intelligence Committee chair Otis G Pike rejects claims the CIA investigation will wreck US intelligence. Rep David N Henderson argues disclosures may force restructuring and weaken operations, while Pike defends truth telling and says investigations will not hamper intelligence gathering.
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Pike
CIA
Washington
House
Centra
U.S. News & World Report
David N. Henderson
D-N.c
Otis G. Pike
D-N.y
East German book names slain CIA agent colleagues
Washington reports that 1968 East German intelligence published names of many CIA operatives, including Richard S. Welch, Athens station chief murdered last month. The book Who's Who in CIA by Julius Mader is viewed as KGB sourced by US intelligence. Counter-Spy disclosures of Welch’s identity are linked to his death.
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CIA
Washington
Richard S. Welch
Athens
Welch
Julius Mader
KGB
Counter-Spy
SIA
William E. Colby
Ford
U.S
Panel may extend its FBI probe into spring
Senate Intelligence Committee chair Walter Mondale says the panel may seek a time extension beyond February 29 to complete drafting of guidelines governing domestic intelligence activities. The extension would cover the FBI counterintelligence inquiry without opening new investigations. The main focus remains the Justice Department proposal allowing clandestine FBI actions against violent groups if a threat to national security is likely.
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New York Times
Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
FBI
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Mondale
Committee
Senate
Justice Department
FBL
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Affeldt
Santa Monica Hospital
Caribbean
Stan Johnson
The
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Charles Maxwell
Renaud
Henderson
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Iema
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