U.S. Moves To Cut Its UN Assessment
The United States signals a possible reduction in its United Nations assessment not as a broad policy shift but to save a few million dollars, amid ongoing discussions at the United Nations. The stance reflects budgeting priorities without committing to a formal decrease.
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U.S. Cuba Talks Focus On Hijackings and Policy
U.S. experts say Cuba shows no interest in broader talks with Washington. They note Havana prefers indirect contact, with the Swiss embassy in Havana as the main go-between since 13 years of severed relations.
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Airline hijack crisis spurs calls for action and UN aid changes
The State Department backs negotiations via the Swiss embassy to Cuba after a Southern Airways hijacking to Havana. ALPA leaders fault FBI actions at McCoy Field, citing near disaster and alleged protocol violations. Times Square hotel project noted amid UN budget debates and 1974 76 assessment proposals.
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