Waldheim warns Americans on UN disillusionment
U N secretary general Kurt Waldheim spoke in Denver urging Americans not to abandon faith in the United Nations amid rising domestic criticism. He argued global problems require multinational cooperation and rejected sweeping solutions, highlighting gaps between rich and poor nations and the need for concerted international plans.
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Ford unveils economic plan with modest recovery outlook
President Ford sends Congress a budget including a $38.2 billion loan package and a $10 billion tax cut atop an $18 billion cut, forecasting lingering unemployment and inflation reductions. Princeton raises annual cost to 6275 dollars while cutting 10 teaching posts. Detroit desegregation busing begins amid protests. tornadoes strike Louisiana and Mississippi with minor injuries and up to $1 million damage.
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Italy coalition effort fails in Rome political stalemate
In Rome the Republican Party rejected Premier-designate Aldo Moro's bid to form a minority coalition government. Moro sought a coalition with the Christian Democrats, Democratic Socialists, and Republicans to end Italy's 18 day government crisis, but the move raises the chance of elections about a year ahead of schedule after the prior government collapsed when Socialists withdrew support over economic policy.
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Nigeria orders U S to close radio monitor station
The Nigerian military government orders the United States to close a radio listening station. An embassy spokesman says the U S will comply. No reason given. local papers accuse CLA control. Ties with Nigeria were strained over Angola and ideological support. Paris talks seek unity among southern European Socialists and condemns foreign intelligence. Japanese firms travel to Moscow to discuss selling nuclear reactors for a Soviet five year plan.
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Pennsylvania Congressman Morgan to retire at year’s end
Rep Thomas Morgan of Pennsylvania, a 69 year old Democrat and long time chairman of the House Committee on Foreign Relations, says he will retire when his current term ends this year. He is a Waynesburg College alumnus of 1930 and trained as a physician at Detroit College of Medicine and Surgery and Wayne State University.
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