Kremlin Stance On Angola War Seen Unchanged
Western observers see no basic policy shift by the Soviet Union toward Angola's civil war despite Pravda urging no foreign military designs. The piece backs MPLA and Luanda government aid as requested, while noting Cuban troops remain and detente is unrelated to aggression.
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Angola
Moscow
Soviet Union
National Liberation Struggle of Peoples
Vietnam
Pravda
Kissinger Eyes Soviet Move on Angola Policy
Secretary of State Kissinger, back from Jamaica, will press to gauge Soviet intent in Angola this week. He plans to raise Pravda and Tass statements with Ambassador Dobrynin before the OAU meeting in Addis Ababa. Ford says the United States seeks end to foreign involvement as the 49 nation summit backs an MPLA coalition with U.S. backed factions after a cease fire.
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United States
South Africa
China
Africa
Pravda
People's Republic of Angola
Barry Schweid
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Soviet Union
Angola
Tass
Kissinger
Anatoly Dobrynin
Organization of African Unity
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
U.S
the Liberation of Angola
MPLA
William Schaufele Jr
OAU
Ford
NBC
Tonight
Nancy
Jamaica
Israeli Foreign Minister seeks U S veto at UN
Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allon heads to Washington to press the United States to veto any bid by the UN Security Council to take over Arab Israeli peace talks. Prime Minister Rabin warns a Jan 12 debate could deadlock moves, warns Israel will show resolve and urges renewal of the Geneva peace conference.
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Israel
Yigal Allon
Washington
United States
United Nations Security Council
Middle East
Geneva
Yitzhak Rabin
Security Council
Emer Nee Fetnees
Rabin
U.N
U.S
Opponents Clash With Indira Gandhi as Parliament Opens
In New Delhi the opposition criticized Indira Gandhi's policies as Parliament began a four week session. Gandhi defended her government while urging restraint and warning against gagging opposition and eroding Parliament's authority amid emergency censorship.
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NEW Deli, India
Indira Gandhi
Samar Mukherjee
Marxist Communist Party
Reagan Kicks Off Campaign Junket in New Hampshire
Ronald Reagan begins a two week campaign swing across New Hampshire and beyond. He will visit nearly two dozen small communities in three days then move to four other primary states before returning to New Hampshire for another three day stretch. Reagan seeks the Republican nomination with heavy support from Mel Thomson and William Loeb while Ford holds most elected Republican backing.
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Wisconsin
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William Loeb
Manchester Union
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Edie
Thomson
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