Kissinger Criticizes Congress Over Foreign Policy Interference
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told 2,100 World Affairs Council members in Los Angeles that Congress meddling in day to day foreign policy risks misreading American aims and weakening trust in U S leadership. He urged bipartisan cooperation and warned of energy and emigration policy disputes impacting national security.
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Ford faces showdown as House backs debt hike link
The House committee votes 19 15 to delay Ford's oil tariff order and 15 14 to attach it to a bill raising the national debt limit from 495 billion to 531 billion. Ford objects, calling the move old fashioned politics while White House warns of veto risk. The measure heads to House vote next week and Senate consideration.
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Bomb blasts Fraunces Tavern. four dead in Wall Street attack
A dynamite blast ripped through Fraunces Tavern in Manhattan's Wall Street area killing four and injuring about 40. A note signed by the Puerto Rican group FALN claimed responsibility, tying the attack to regional political tensions and drawing immediate investigations.
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Long Beach Doctor Arrested in 1970 North Carolina Slayings
Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald director of emergency medical services at St. Mary Medical Center Huntington Harbour was arrested at his home by FBI agents after a federal grand jury in Raleigh issued a murder warrant. He is jailed in Orange County on five hundred thousand dollars bail. The 31 year old physician previously worked at Ft Bragg with the Army Green Berets and was linked to the killings of his wife Colette and daughters Kimberly and Kristen in 1970.
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U.S. concedes oil prices may stay high for years
Washington officials said Ford's energy plan will not sharply cut world oil prices for several years and may raise energy costs by about 50 billion dollars this year. Treasury official Parsky noted producers likely won’t reverse a fivefold price rise soon and urged U.S. action to curb demand or boost supply.
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OPEC meeting opens with Western policy criticism
Algeria's Foreign Minister Abdelaziz Bouteflika denounces Western economic policies as a threat to world stability while urging cooperation with developed nations. Iran's Jamshid Amouzegar says five major members will begin preliminary two way talks with oil consumers. Saudi Arabia's Yamani opposes confrontation with buyers as talks begin in Algiers.
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White House denies plans for three Middle East divisions
The White House and Press Secretary Ron Nessen deny reports that three American Army divisions are being prepared for deployment to the Middle East. NBC News retracts after misinterpreting a Pentagon briefing as confirmation. Pentagon says three new divisions are for reinforcing NATO in Europe and not combat ready soon.
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Quakes Rattle Imperial Valley and California Headlines
The article lists seismic events in Imperial Valley and highlights major California stories. It notes antitrust probes of oil firms, job cuts among auto workers, a looming Social Security deficit, and the state shutting down liquor wholesalers for alleged kickbacks.
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