Kissinger Prepares Stage for Ford Brezhnev Summit
Secretary of State Kissinger heads to Moscow aiming to set up a late November Ford Brezhnev meeting. A Vladivostok rendezvous on Nov 24 25 could be announced after Kissinger’s arrival Oct 23. Officials cautioned against firm predictions while noting diplomatic focus on arms talks and Middle East issues.
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Radio signals from Jupiter not intelligible says scientist
Colorado University astro geophysicist James Warwick aided a space probe studying Jupiter radio signals. He said there is no evidence so far that the transmissions indicate intelligence. He added they will seek such evidence if it exists.
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World food report delayed to protect policy makers
A U.S. Agriculture Department world food assessment described as precarious has been withheld to avoid embarrassment to Agriculture Secretary Karl L. Butz, according to a Senate staffer. The report, originally due before a Rome conference, notes high prices, unstable supplies, and warning that private stocks may not reflect consumer benefits, urging possible government stock reserves if needed.
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Nevada defers fencing on 21 mile U S 3 near Winnemucca
Nevada highway official Grant Bastian said no plans exist to fence along a 21 mile stretch of U S 3 near Winnemucca despite a recent $45,000 court judgment tied to the lack of fencing.
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Israelis fortify Golan Heights defences before winter
United Press International reports Israeli workers rush to complete a new first line defense system on the Syrian Golan Heights. Military sources say hundreds labor to finish bunkers and concrete fortifications, costing about 48 million dollars, to withstand Syrian shell fire and enable heavier artillery counterfire. Moshe Dayan urged peace with Syria over Jordan, warning Damascus poses the greater threat of renewed war.
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