Monumental egos in conflict between Kissinger and Schlesinger
Washington reports a bitter behind the scenes clash between Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Defense Secretary James Schlesinger. Public denials mask private disputes over strategic arms talks detente with the Soviet Union and Middle East aid. Officials describe deep ideological rifts and two monumental egos in conflict.
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Washington
Ford
Henry Kissinger
Defense
James Schlesinger
State Department
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Middle East
Kissinger
Schlesinger
Mideast
Ambassadors Die In Double Assassinations In Paris
Turkish ambassador to France Ismail Erez and his chauffeur were murdered Friday by two gunmen who approached the limousine and fired from both sides before fleeing on foot. The killings followed the earlier Vienna ambassadorship slaying of Danis Tunaligil just two days earlier.
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Ismail Erez
France
Turkey
Vienna
Danis Tunaligil
Harvest outlook worsens as Russ renew grain buying
The Soviet Union bought 1.2 million more tons of U.S. corn, the first since last summer's suspension, boosting total U.S. grain sales to Russia this season to 11.5 million tons. Soviet harvest prospects deteriorate with 1975 grain production forecast at 160 million tons, the smallest since 1967, while imports expected around 30 million tons for a 15 month period.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Russia
Agriculture Department
Department
USDA
Cargill, Inc
Minneapolis
Cook Industries, Inc
Memphis
U S Soviet health study expands future joint research
U S and Soviet delegations sign an expanded 1976 environmental health research pact in Bethesda. The agreement covers microwaves cancer heart disease and environmental health while continuing work on an artificial heart and standardized data collection across both nations.
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Bethesda
Donald S. Fredrickson
National Institutes of Health
U.S
Russia
Fredrickson
Leningrad
Moscow
U S productivity soars marking largest rise since 1971
The Labor Department reports productivity of American workers jumped 9.5 percent annualized in the September quarter, the largest gain since early 1971. Output per hour rose as employers maximize use of current labor and machinery ahead of new facilities. The recovery is driven by consumer spending with hopes for renewed business investment.
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Washington
Labor Department
Labor
Humphrey Balks at Zaire Aid Without NYC Help
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey lashed out at a plan to provide 60 million emergency aid to Zaire saying no money should go unless New York City is helped first. Sen. Javits echoed the criticism noting the administration’s NY aid inconsistency while Mulcahy defended the stance as beyond the State Department’s scope.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Zaire
New York City
Belgian Congo
New York
Ford Administration
Jacob K. Javits
Edward W. Mulcahy
Javits
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Mulcahy
State Department
Humphrey
Foreign Assistance
Bill to aid NYC expected to reach Senate for vote
Senate Banking Committee members signaled William Proxmire likely has the bare minimum votes to move a loan guarantee bill for New York City from committee. Some Democrats privately support it to aid the city, while critics warn rushing the measure could backfire. key votes hinge on Sen. Stevenson III and Sen. Morgan who offered procedural support via proxy.
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Nyc
Senate
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
William Proxmire
New York City
Prox
Robert Packwood
R-Cre
Edward Brooke
Rmass
Brooke
Adlai E. Stevenson III
D-Ill
Stevenson
Robert Morgan
D-N.c
Proxmire
Franco suffers third heart attack amid succession pressure
In Madrid General Francisco Franco, 82, suffers his third heart attack in four days as doctors report deterioration and rest. Pressure grows for immediate transfer of power to Juan Carlos de Borbon, Franco's designated heir, amid ongoing cabinet talks and talk of a full emergency Cortes session.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Carlos Arias Navarro
Franco
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Pardo Palace
Cortes
Spain
Juan Carlos
State board urges end to candy and gum tax exemptions
State board calls for eliminating sales tax exemptions on candy and gum. Notes on pages A1. Also, 200 members of NOW rally at Independence Hall on page A.1. A tentative $72 billion deficit budget approval appears on page A8. Roman Catholics split on Karen Quinlan case as judge orders life support for a woman who wishes to die on page A9. Pre teen girls present challenges for birth control counselors on page C5.
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