Begin leads Likud push as West Bank dominates talks
Arab leaders await whether Bern will annex the West Bank captured in 1967 and demand land return and a Palestinian state. Shimon Peres rejects joining a Likud unity government, while Begin tours Kdum amid strong backing. Former Gen. Ariel Sharon backs the election result and a continued Israeli hold on the West Bank.
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Likud
Arielharon
Begin
Sharon
Hegin
California Laetrile bill sparks cancer quackery fears
California senators debate Campbell's Laetrile bill allowing manufacture and sale by prescription with risk disclosure and second opinion urging cautious use. Opponents call it dangerous false hope while the American Cancer Society warns against misleading patients and government officials signal openness to possible signing by Gov. Brown.
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Robert Presley
D-Riverside
Bob Wilson
D-La Mesa
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American Cancer Society
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Raymond Weisberg
Society
Assembly
Brown
Nixon letter debates Vietnam aid and peace accords
The document outlines U S policy on post war aid to North Vietnam, citing Nixon and Kissinger statements that Congress was misled about secret negotiations. It notes Hanoi’s violations, including crossing the DMZ and invading South Vietnam, and discusses President Carter’s stance on future aid.
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Hanoi
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House
Subcommittee On
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William P. Rogers
Congress
Nixon
Pham van Dong
State Department
David Frost
Vietnam
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Carter
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Indochina
South Vietnam
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Laos
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Ford vows to speak out on Carter policy at fund dinner
Former President Ford says he will not be muzzled and criticizes Carter's economic plan and election day registration. He notes inflation up eight percent in 100 days and pledges support for the new administration while maintaining reservations about Congress and Carter programs.
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West Bank
Moreh
Abraham
Kaddum
Tel Aviv
Jordan
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Susan
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GOP
Bill Brock
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National Committee
Gerald R. Ford
Walter F. Mondale
Mondale
White House
de Hondhine
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Congress
Geo McGovern
Sen. McGovern
Brock
Senate
House
Howard H. Baker
Tennessee
Rep
John Rhodes
Arizona
SALT Talks Move Toward Compromise Formula
U S Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko reportedly continued five hour talks in Geneva on a compromise plan to ease deadlock in SALT talks. Aimed at curbing strategic weapons without blocking Backfire bases, the proposal would limit U S cruise missiles and reduce both sides arsenals while starting a new round of negotiations. The talks paused for Kremlin guidance as Waldheim warned of deep divides and a prolonged path to a new treaty before SALT I expires in October.
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Cyrus R. Vance
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Kremilin
Vance
Mit
U.S
Siel
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Carter
Hlodding Carter
United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
Disagreement Over Withdrawal Plans Shakes Korea Talks
Sin glaub and Carter clash over a possible withdrawal six days before Seoul talks. Singlaub privately shares Gen Vesey's view, while Ves sey's deputy Lt Gen Burns advocates strengthening remaining U.S. Air Force units to back any decision.
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Carter
Seoul
John W. Vessey
U.N
U.S
Korea
Vessey
Air Force
John J. Burns
Burns
Fresno teen found dead in canal likely fifth victim
AP reports Janet Herstein, 17, was found strangled near a Mendota canal. Authorities say a killer targeting girls within a square mile area may be responsible, using the same method on four prior victims whose bodies were also dumped west of Fresno.
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