Kissinger urges India to curb nuclear proliferation risks
Secretary of State Kissinger lectured India after it joined the atomic club, pledging help without political interference. He and Prime Minister Indira Gandhi hailed improving ties while warning about weapon proliferation and urging restraint. A joint commission on education science and culture was agreed, with food aid discussed as India faces rapid population growth.
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India
Homey A. Auer
Atomic Club
Hoading Council On World Affairs
Indira Gandhi
Commission For Cooperation In Education, Science
Gandhi
Kissinger
United States
Delhi
Scorld
Inger
Washington
Mrs. Gandhi
Kissinger Seeks US Indian Ties Amid Debates On Aid And Policy
US aid critics cite control concerns as Washington forgives 2.2 billion in Indian rupees, the largest foreign debt cancellation. Kissinger promotes nonalignment while asserting US preference for a world of sovereign states, amid Israeli media critiques of his diplomatic image and aims in Moscow.
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United States
Kissinger
India
America
Washington
New Delhi
Yitzhak Rabin
Unilateral Saudi oil price cut eyed amid regional pressure
An Arab source in Rabat says Saudi Arabia will soon announce a modest unilateral price cut of under six percent and freeze the new level for a year. The move aims to pressure Europe and other developed nations, with other oil exporters expected to follow, possibly yielding large US savings.
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Saudi Arabia
Rabat
Morocco
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Vienna
Europe
U S Bomber Lead Seen With New Supersonic Plane
Chicago reports Maj Gen Darmstander said the BI bomber prototype rolled out in California. He warned the cost could rise with inflation but the aircraft would keep the United States ahead in attack capability to be ready by century’s turn. The BI is described as smaller faster and more capable with deep strike potential. Washington memo warns coal mine strike could trigger a worse fuel crisis than last year’s oil embargo as UMW negotiates with operators.
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United States
H. MM. Darmstandler
California
Darmstander
Darmstandler
Union League Clu
Washington
UPI
Public -Interes
Center For Science
Padera Energy Administration
Coal Committee
Lack of trust blamed for few requesting clemency
Charles Goodell chairing the Clemency Review Board says desers and draft evaders show little trust in the process. Only about 60 of 120,000 eligible service members have applied for clemency. He cites a communications gap and misunderstanding as the main barrier and notes many applicants have low education and mixed records with absence offenses. He also discusses Nixon amnesty context and personal party ties.
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UPT
Charles Goodell
Clemency Review Board
Moray
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Goodell
National Public Affairs Center For Television
Goodall
Ford
Richard Nixon
Jerry Ford
Body found in plane wreckage near Vallejo
Walnut Creek man William H. Hoffman was found Monday in the wreckage of a Cesna 150 single engine plane reported missing after a Sunday crash in rain and low clouds over the weekend.
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