Family’s Love Breaks Cult Barriers in Boston Case
Julie Kimes, 19, rejoined her family after two ex-cult deprogrammers rescued her from the Children of God in Norwell. She describes psychological kidnapping and indoctrination through Bible passages while detailing the manipulation used to sever ties with her parents.
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Kissinger DefENDS Progress In Arms Talks
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger rejected reports of a breakdown in U S Soviet strategic arms talks as absolutely ridiculous saying progress has been made He said the newspapers in Washington and New York misrepresented the negotiations and that strides were achieved in crucial areas while reacting strongly to the headlines from Ford and Brezhnev.
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Saudis May Up Orders Amid Arms Sale Debates
Saudi Arabia, a major U.S. arms buyer, may order more weapons next year after a 1.2 billion dollar 1975 purchase. U.S. concerns over Turkey embargo and possible Gulf moratorium spark government worry in Riyadh and Congress.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Butz defends grain sales with 39 cent loaf demo
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz used a 39 cent loaf of bread marked Safeway to argue grain sales to the Soviet Union will not dramatically raise prices. He said non farm costs such as labor and distribution drive price increases, not farm sales, and that the wheat used in bread costs were only a penny higher per pound due to 1972 grain exports.
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UPI
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Face the Nation
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Gunmen kill Protestant ex militiaman near May, Northern Ireland
In May County Tyrone three gunmen shot and killed George McCall a 30 year old former Ulster Defence Regiment member in front of his wife near their home. The attack followed a week of sectarian violence across Northern Ireland with multiple ambushes and shootings reported in nearby towns.
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Northern Ireland
UPI
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Ulster Volunteer Force
Dublin
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Irish Republican Army
Enquirer to return Kissinger trash documents
The National Enquirer will comply with a Secret Service request to return papers found in Secretary of State Henry Kissinger’s trash. The documents included agent work schedules and lists of weapons, which the paper had reported were in the waste. The Secret Service had said the materials should not have been discarded.
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Washington
US arms chief warns Turkey base loss may affect talks
The Arms Centre and Disarmament Agency chief warned that losing bases in Turkey could impact future strategic arms talks with the Soviet Union and the verification of past agreements. He noted the potential effect on monitoring compliance and noted some bases have been vulnerable.
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UPI
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Arms Centre and Disarmament Agency
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Salty debate on arms limits and cruise missiles
Ikle discusses SALT compliance and monitoring challenges for cruise missiles and submarine launches. He notes possible effects of Turkish base control on verification, and emphasizes step by step arms control versus a comprehensive treaty. He denies Soviet violations and avoids predicting Israel’s status.
Probe Snubs Vacation Break
Washington based probes by House and Senate committees investigating intelligence activities ignored the congressional August vacation and scheduled hearings today.
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Senate
Typhoon Nina Pounds Taiwan Amid Destruction
Typhoon Nina battered Taiwan with heavy rain and winds up to 138 mph then moved toward the Formosa Strait. Five people were killed and 18 seriously injured as houses collapsed power lines fell and landslides occurred in central Taiwan. Separately congressional panels sharpen probes into intelligence operations with reports due when Congress returns in September and August data requests to the CIA drive potential recalls.
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