Kissinger Eyes Talks With Brezhnev In Moscow Visit
Kissinger meets Gromyko in Moscow and plans discussions with Leonid Brezhnev possibly at Zavidovo. U S officials seek to curb Soviet intervention in Angola and push toward a SALT II framework while acknowledging limits and the need for Congressional ratification.
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Kissinger
Moscow
Gromyko
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Zavidovo
Volga River
Kissinger Party
Kremlits
United States
Angola
Congress
Geneva
Lebanon War Flares as Civilians Perish and Militants Hold Coast
Civilian casualties surge in Beirut as right wing Falangist forces push Moslem pockets from Karantina. 200 killed in Beirut in 24 hours, raising toll since January 1 to over 2,600 with thousands dead last year. Chamoun pleads for foreign intervention after evacuation from besieged mansion. Syrian troop rumors denied by Damascus. Palestinian Liberation Army units said to have entered Lebanon. Israel wary of Palestinian forces near its border and potential wider conflict.
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Syria
Beirut
Tripoli
Karantina
Camille Chamoun
Lebanon
U.S. State Department
Chamoun
Palestine Liberation Army
Yasser Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.S
Israel
Shimon Peres
Doctor Slowdown Narrows Visits In California Hospitals
A statewide doctor slowdown reduces patient care across eight California facilities with 117 beds available Tuesday and LA area hospitals seeing fewer surgeries. Physicians urged office closings to pressure the Legislature, while demonstrations in Sacramento protested hospital layoffs and cuts in care.
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USC Medical Center
Los Angeles
United Physicians of California
Philip Kramer
West Los Angeles
Richard Scherer
St. Francis of Lynwood
Long Beach Memorial Medical Center
St. Mary Medical Center
Community
Pacific Hospitals
Sacramento
Gov. Brown
Capitol
H.H. Brookins
Southern Christian Leadership Council West
Southland
State Capitol
Assembly
Leo McCarthy
wcCarthy
U N Eyes Debate End Middle East Council Move
United Nations Security Council President Salim of Tanzania opened talks with other members on a draft resolution to end the council's Middle East debate. He aims to avert an American veto and said he would consult individually and collectively with the 14 other members to craft an acceptable peace resolution, with the next formal meeting scheduled after moon.
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Kissinger
Angola
Ford
United Nations, N.Y
Security Council
Salim. A. Salim
Tanzania
Council
Middle East
Moon
Tax plans loom as tax cuts clash with social spending
The piece outlines uncertainty over Democratic acceptance of deeper tax cuts tied to social program cuts, and highlights the administration's proposals. It notes a likely rise in Social Security taxes hitting the poor hardest, compares President Ford and Ullman plans, and details proposed credits, exemptions, and business incentives aimed at job creation.
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Ways and Means Committee
al Ullman
D-Ore
Aaron
Tees Frocesal
Treasury Department
Ford
Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Russell Long
D-La
William Simon
Secretary of the Treasury
Newsmen
Washington
Congress
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Doctor Slowdown
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Brown
Long Beach
San Pedro
Lynwood
U.N
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