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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1976

Page

8

Malik accuses U S of aiding attacks on Soviet diplomats

At the United Nations the Soviet Union's Ambassador Malik charges U S official circles with condoning and encouraging terrorist acts against Soviet diplomats in the United States. He brands Israeli actions in occupied territories as genocide and cites threats and a life threatening telegram.

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Ford vows weapons for peace at Armed Forces Week

President Ford opened Armed Forces Week at the Washington Monument pledging new weapons to give the nation mighty power to defend itself and preserve peace. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld joined a salute and ceremony as Ford toured military displays and shook hands with about 1,000 spectators.

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Nebraska and West Virginia delegate contests mirror national race

Nebraska voters weigh a tight Republican delegate fight between Ford and Reagan with crossover voting barred, while Carter and Church vie for Democratic delegates led by West Virginia favorites. Connecticut ballots split among Carter Udall and Jackson as Meany may weigh in. Georgia Skelton, Red Skelton’s former wife, is found dead in Rancho Mirage in a separate late Monday report.

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Legislators split on Prop 15 bills and safety reviews

Brown continues from page as bills pending on election day could be dropped to avoid influencing votes. Utilities oppose over safety reviews and grandfather clauses, while some lawmakers back a two thirds vote on safety systems. Supporters from Yes on 15 push both Prop 15 and related measures, with five Mexican American legislators opposing and nine supporting the bills AB 2820 through 2822.

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Israel plans many new Arab-area settlements

Israel prepares to establish many new settlements in occupied Arab territories over the next years. Plans cover the Golan Heights, Jordan Valley, West Bank, and Rafah Gaza area, ranging from small villages to industrial towns, with details kept private. Cabinet approval came amid tension over Kadum and broader settlement policy. The Kadum settlers oppose dismantling and seek a heartland location in Samaria.

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Rockefeller urges presidential lead in foreign policy

Vice President Nelson Rockefeller told attendees that Congress hamstrings the president in foreign affairs and warns of repercuss ions abroad. He called for returning to strong presidential initiative with congressional cooperation, citing the need to build a stronger economy and military to check Soviet imperialism and to restore the U S Navy for freedom of sea lanes.

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