Kissinger Says Mao In Charge In China Acknowledges U S Role
Kissinger told Tokyo that Mao Tse tung is a man of strong views and likely in charge of events in China He stressed the U S role in Asia and noted no sign China wants it ended He said bilateral issues progress is limited while meeting Miyazawa Miki Fukuda and briefing Japanese leaders on Peking talks and the Paris summit and Korea at the UN
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Senate loan guarantee for New York City seen doomed
Sen Adlai Stevenson III said he would not vote for a $6 billion loan guarantee for New York City, likely dooming a Senate Banking Committee measure. Chairman William Proxmire noted the loss of a majority and that the panel may take no action or seek standby aid to keep essential city services if the city defaults.
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U.S. car sales rise as cutbacks loom in auto industry
U.S. auto firms report mid October sales up 37 percent from 1974, with 234,670 cars sold, led by GM Ford Chrysler and AMC. Yet Big Four plan production cuts next week due to ample inventories, idling thousands of workers while forecasting cautious demand amid higher prices.
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IRS probes Montoya tax case and audits
The IRS is examining claims that Commissioner Donald Alexander blocked audits of Senator Joseph Montoya. An inspector general report will be sent to Secretary William Simon, with results due in months. Montoya, who heads the Senate subcommittee on IRS spending, has faced past prosection suggestions for failure to file returns.
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London car bomb scene shocks Parliament and neighbors
The blast killed Prof. Gordon Hamilton Fairley and injured seven others as MPs faced a renewed terrorism threat. Fraser, a neighbor, described the victim as a leading cancer researcher. Police checked cars near the Commons prior to debate with no other bombs found.
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