Weicker urges Kissinger contempt move to imprisonment
Sen. Lowell Weicker called for Congress to press Kissinger’s contempt citation to finality, accusing the secretary of double standards. He opposed Kissinger’s confirmation and criticized open government, tying it to a broader Ford administration critique amid a House panel vote on the contempt finding.
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United States
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Mercenaries Airlift to Angola Stirs World News
JOHANNESBURG reports that an airlift of mercenaries from South Africa to civil war torn Angola is under way. The Lisbon based paper says recruits are mostly Portuguese with some South Africans and former Congo mercenaries joining National Front and United Front forces attacking Luanda.
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Britain's Labour to grant Scotland and Wales self government
Britain's Labour government plans to restore partial self rule to Scotland's 5.2 million people and set up an elected assembly for Wales's 2.7 million. Some MPs fear this may lead to breakup, though PM Harold Wilson denies any move to dissolve the United Kingdom.
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Wales
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Hassan home in triumph after month long march in Morocco
King Hassan II rode home to a triumphal reception in Rabat after a month at front posts for the March of Conquest on the Spanish Sahara. A television address was planned to order hundreds of thousands of marchers at Tarisya to begin their journey home. Morocco and Mauritania had agreed on partitioning the colony with Bou Craa and northern coastline portions to Morocco. Mauritania would receive the southern zone.
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Mauritania
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Ship scoured for explosives near Southampton docks
Police seized 400 pounds of explosives found in a building near the docks and detained 42 people for questioning as troops and customs with search dogs scoured the liner Queen Elizabeth 2 deck by deck in Southampton. The ship, in port for refitting, was due to sail to New York and may have ties to two 1972 bomb hoaxes. The explosives were located in a storage used by tenants of a 15 story apartment block overlooking the docks.
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England
New York
Teachers bugged by kids in Scotland use cheap eavesdropping gear
William Jarvis, a Scottish physics teacher, reports in the AMA magazine that pupils nicknamed Watergate Minors have used low cost monitoring kits to spy on teachers. A student hid a listening device in a radio to overhear a housemaster, while others connected headsets to a telephone and built transmitters for eavesdropping.
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Assistant Masters Association
William Jarvis
Association
AMA
Jarvis
Rescue by RAF Helis Saves Six From Damar Tragedy
Six crewmen were rescued from the Belgian trawler Damar in the North Sea after it lay on its side in 55 mph winds off Flamborough. Two RAF helicopters plucked three from the vessel and three others from a life raft.
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London
Royal Air Force
North Sea
Flamborough
British Press Association
Narayan Calls for Talks to End Indian Emergency Crisis
Dissi Jayaprakash Narayan, the first opposition leader freed since Indira Gandhi declared the emergency, said in New Delhi that the government should begin talks soon to resolve the political crisis. He arrived from Chandigarh after parole, urged easing the emergency, freeing political prisoners, ending censorship, and holding nationwide elections by next March. Narayan and other non Communist leaders were arrested June 25 when the emergency began.
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