Moscow Denounces Sadat For Breaking Treaty
The Soviet Union condemned Anwar Sadat for scrapping the 1971 Moscow Cairo friendship treaty. Tass said responsibility for consequences rests with Egypt and warned of strained relations after Egypt’s parliament approved the move. The policy shift ends closer ties with the Soviet Union and follows Sadat's Sunday speech calling for the treaty’s discard.
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Protests Mount as Israel imposes 24 hour curfew
In Ramallah and Al Bira near Jerusalem a 24 hour curfew is imposed by Israeli military authorities after six weeks of street violence. Arab youths set roadblocks and torched tires while troops faced stone throwing across Ramallah Nablus Jenin Jericho and other West Bank towns. The curfew targets Ramallah to challenge a Jan 29 court ruling on Muslim prayers at Temple Mount.
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Kissinger Faces Senate Test On Vietnam Seeks Relations
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger faces sharp Senate questioning on U S moves toward normalizing relations with North Vietnam and broader East West tensions. He is the 10th witness in the Bicentennial Foreign Relations hearings and is set to discuss foreign policy, arms sales, and humanitarian criteria for aid while signaling steps toward easing trade and potential U S recognition of Hanoi. North Vietnamese officials have hinted at welcome for talks as Washington weighs limited aid changes under a fragile cease fire framework.
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Callaway Hearing Set for April 6 on Land-use Allegations
A congressional hearing is scheduled for April 6 to examine charges that Howard Callaway, President Ford's campaign manager, used improper influence to obtain federal land for a Colorado ski resort. Sen. Floyd Haskell leads the inquiry with two investigators, while Callaway steps down amid ongoing investigations by Agriculture and Justice Departments.
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Fast Lane Experiment Sparks LA Traffic Mess
In Los Angeles, a freeway carpool fast lane for buses and high-occupancy vehicles caused a 12-mile jam and anger among 239,000 drivers. Officials say the plan boosted bus use and multi passenger cars, but readers faced long delays, accidents, and rage as commuters fought for space on the Diamond Lane. The project may take three weeks to assess overall effectiveness.
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Post Shows Carter Leading Wallace In North Carolina
In Raleigh George Wallace trails Jimmy Carter by about 10 points in a state poll as Carter moves to campaign through Monday for North Carolina’s March 23 primary. Carter, ex Georgia governor, plans at least two days in one state. Ronald Reagan aims for a North Carolina win arriving Wednesday night and campaigning through Monday afternoon. Ford wobbles with a three-city swing and may return by Saturday. White House says a western trip to Asheville or nearby is possible today or Wednesday.
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Unclear OCR fragment reveals scattered names and places
Fragmentary text lists many proper nouns and mixed terms such as HENS, Seattle, Be Sarees Cane, Ronald Gorthon, Cretan Bee Tenet Condy, and Mey MM scheme. It reads like jumbled OCR from a newspaper page with no coherent event or story to summarize.
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Psychologist testifies Hearst was a rebel in search of a cause
UPI reports Dr. Harry Kozol described Patricia Hearst as a frustrated and angry rebel who willingly joined the SLA, saying the cause found her after her kidnapping. He noted her disenchanted state before the abduction and her belief she would be safer with her parents if she ran.
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