Kissinger Opposes Soviet Bases in Angola at NATO Meeting
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told 15 NATO foreign ministers in Brussels the United States would not accept Soviet bases in Angola. He warned Soviet expansion could destabilize detente and stressed dissatisfaction with arms shipments to Angola.
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Belgium
UPI
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Europe
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America
Vienna
ACLU challenges legal aid plan over protest advice ban
The ACLU filed a federal suit in Washington challenging a Legal Services Corp rule that bars a legal services lawyer from advising or participating in protests. The case, on behalf of Chemung County Welfare Rights Org in Elmira, argues free speech rights and organizational rights are violated. The protest ban is seen as intended to deter demonstrations by the poor using legal aid. The suit seeks a ruling on creating a three judge court to hear the issue. The filing names the City of Charlotte in a separate note referencing Queen Charlotte of England.
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UPI
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U.S
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Elmira
N.Y
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Congress
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Parsons
ACLU
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Congress urged to expand probe into intelligence abuses
Rep. John Anderson urged a permanent Joint Committee on Intelligence Operations to oversee all intelligence agencies, including financing, to ensure the Constitution remains more than an historic relic. He proposed a wide oversight panel despite constitutional concerns.
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UPI
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D-Mass
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Resolution demands Indonesian withdrawal from Portuguese Timor
United Nations General Assembly trusteeship committee adopted a resolution urging Indonesia to pull troops from Portuguese Timor after an invasion last week. The body also urged Portugal to pursue a peaceful solution to the island’s factional conflict. The vote was 69 for, 11 against, with 38 abstentions. In nearby notes, lawmakers called for stronger intelligence oversight and ethics actions. Newport records note that seventeen U.S. presidents have visited Newport, Rhode Island.
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