Ford and Sadat wrap talks in Austria seek durable peace
In Salzburg Ford and Sadat hailed constructive two day discussions toward a permanent peace and closer U.S. Egypt ties. Kissinger said they moved into the upper range of understanding as Israel signaled a Sinai troop reduction. Ford pledged long term U.S. economic aid and planned further consultations.
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Walkout warnings spread as doctors protest malpractice costs
California doctors threaten partial or full work stoppages over rising malpractice insurance rates as legislators mull reforms. Similar slowdowns surface in Pennsylvania Rhode Island and New York while Providence forms a blue ribbon panel to seek relief.
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Brazil may be next to get bomb
UPI reports U S officials fear Brazil could use West German supplied nuclear equipment to produce weapons as well as electricity. An agreement to let Brazil exploit uranium could give it the full nuclear power cycle, potentially enabling entry into the nuclear weapons club. Rhode Island physicians shift from occurrence to claims-made malpractice policies, affecting protection against suits based on policy period.
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Soviets plan Pacific missile tests ahead of SALT talks
The Tass news agency said nearly a month of tests would begin Tuesday in a 150 mile wide Pacific zone about 2 500 miles northwest of Hawaii and run to June 30. Western experts note Moscow’s push to boost ICBM capabilities as SALT talks resume June 23 in Geneva.
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Mafia figures aided CIA on Bay of Pigs invasion plans
Three Mafia members supplied intelligence to the CIA used to plan the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion in Cuba. The informants reportedly included Russell Bufalino James Plumeri and Salvatore Granello with payments of about 45000 to 50000 dollars through CIA contacts.
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