Brezhnev Seeks Nuclear Arms Limitation Accord Next Year
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev told Hearst newspapers he hopes the United States and the Soviet Union can reach a strategic arms limitation agreement in 1977. He urged calm in NATO circles and said peaceful coexistence is the only acceptable norm. He also noted President-elect Carter appears to share his view on urgency.
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Carter defends Bell as critics press private club link
In St Simons Island Carter rebutted civil rights objections to Griffin Bell. He argued criticism stems from Bell being Southern and a presidential ally, saying many cabinet members belong to private clubs and Bell will be a strong attorney general. Bell and Carter also discuss cabinet independence and promoting women into subordinate posts.
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Bloodshed in South Africa during Christmas period
Reports from South Africa indicate at least 122 people fatally harmed in a series of holiday violence. Incidents include a police chase after a truck bearing workers fired on the vehicle near Johannesburg, clashes in Cape Town suburbs, tribal faction battles near St Faiths in Na Province, and numerous brawls across the region. Police and consular figures varied in totals.
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Ford reviews amnesty posture for draft evaders
President Ford said the Justice Department is reviewing the administration's stance on amnesty for Vietnam era draft evaders and deserters. He noted he had discussed Hart's widow's plea and clarified there is no change in his position while Carter has signaled potential pardons for evaders and possibly deserters.
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Brown sets drought plan and seeks water control
Governor Edmund G Brown Jr says he will soon announce measures to confront California drought affecting agriculture and water use. At a news conference with Senator elect S J Hayakawa he urged greater state say or control over intrastate water allocations and quality standards and called for closer federal cooperation with state agencies. Brown aims to deliver details within 30 days and urged more federal aid to cattlemen and farmers while stressing careful water resource management.
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Kissinger Turns Over Phone Transcripts to Library of Congress
Henry Kissinger donated telephone transcripts to the Library of Congress with access limits. Researchers face 25 year or death-based restrictions, plus living individuals may block publication until their own death. The plan sparked opposition from the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, which may sue. Boorstin accepted the new papers and Kissinger’s conditions.
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VA loan rates cut to aid veterans and redlined areas
Governor Brown announced lower Cal-Vet loan interest rates for current and new loans under the 1974 and 1943 Bond Acts. The 6.25% rate will drop to 5.6% and 4.75% to 4.4%. About 125,000 veterans hold Cal-Vet loans. Funds will finance Vietnam veterans buying and rehabilitating homes in economically depressed areas to fight redlining, with additional loans and down payment relief possible.
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Winter storm grips the North and East amid rare cold
A robust winter blast batters the North and East with heavy snow and blistering cold, Chicago recording eight below zero and wind chills 30 to 40 below. The storm stretches from St. Louis to New York, halting traffic, causing outages, and forcing officials to warn residents to bundle up and stay indoors. Meanwhile drought of similar severity affects Brazil as government curbs missionary and foreign Indian contacts, signaling church state tensions.
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