Kissinger reflects on canal treaty and Africa trip impact
In remarks on U S policy, Henry Kissinger says a new canal treaty is not imminent and would require ratification by Congress. He credits Ford for prioritizing substance over primaries in Africa, argues against sending troops to Africa, and notes no progress on Vietnam missing in action talks as preconditions for normalization.
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Arab girl dies as West Bank riot erupts in Nablus
In Nablus, 38,000 Arabs attended the girl's funeral after clashes sparked by schoolchildren. Israeli soldiers said the death occurred when a soldier fired during the chase, with other residents disputing the account. The incident adds to West Bank violence during a period of heightened security.
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Tel Aviv
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Nablus
Ali Abdul Haadi
Radio Israel
Security Council
Palestine
Jordan
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Kfar Saba
Radio
Jerusalem
Heart drug calms cocaine abusers and wards off strokes
A California medical team reports that the heart drug propranolol Inderal can rapidly calm cocaine overdose symptoms and may help prevent strokes. The findings suggest a new life saving use for the long standing medicine in emergency treatment.
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California
Powerhouse bombing try seen in fatal blast
A fatal early blast at a PG&E powerhouse in Murphys killed a 26 year old Vallejo man and injured a teen, with investigators probing an attempted bombing of a transformer. The explosion damaged equipment but did not interrupt service as agents from the FBI and local authorities work the case.
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Pentagon Spying Near Navy and Air Force Circles Exposed
A government report details Naval Investigative Service infiltrations of two antiwar groups in San Diego and Charleston protesting ship deployments, Air Force agents probing an underground paper near Travis AFB, and Army surveillance of Americans in West Germany and West Berlin. The document notes 1968 West German limits but ongoing mail openings and wiretaps in Berlin as late as 1972, with Hoffmann affidavits implying continued practices.
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Vietnam
Air Force
Travis Air Force Base
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Martin R. Hoffmann
Tragic DEA plane crash in Sierra Madre kills three
Wreckage found in the Sierra Madre north of Acapulco after a routine liaison flight from Acapulco International Airport. DEA agents James Lunn and Ralph Shaw and Mexican federal police agent Noe Indhaustequi died. Mexican authorities launching a full investigation amid hazy conditions.
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Acapulco International
Byo Dea
James T. Lunn
Mission
Kan
Ralph N. Shaw
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Calif
Federal Judicial Police
Noe Indhaustequi
Adv
Pedro Ojada-Paullada
Agnew Denies $10,000 Kickback Claim in Newsweek
New York AP report cites Newsweek with Spiro Agnew denying a $10,000 payment allegation from his Maryland governorship era and continuing as vice president. He contests prosecutors’ 1973 outline, maintains innocence on all charges except tax evasion, and promotes his memoir and book.
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Spiro Agnew
Newsweek Magazine
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