Kissinger Pushes Toward Golan Cease Fire Line Accord
Secretary of State Kissinger works through Jerusalem and Damascus to finalize a disengagement pact with Syria after both sides accept a new cease-fire line. The talks aim to create a buffer zone kill dethinning of forces and a U.N. police presence with prisoner exchanges and the return of most Syrian territory. The Golan Heights hills near Quneitra remain central as negotiators insist on keeping vital routes open.
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Soviet ships in Cuban waters hold key to atom strike
A University of Miami study argues the USSR maintains a permanent nuclear capability in Cuba via ships moored offshore rather than bases on land. Authored by Foy Kohler Mose Harvey and Leon Goure, the work says this force could threaten two thirds of the United States in a nuclear war to deter U.S. intervention.
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Parole decision nears for Calley in six months
Army Secretary Howard H. Callaway says he will personally decide whether William L. Calley Jr. receives parole in about six months after reducing his My Lai massacre sentence from 20 years to 17 and then considering further clemency. Calley faces parole after serving one third of his sentence, with ongoing civilian appeals and potential return to Ft. Leavenworth if appeals fail.
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Judge to weigh Nixon part in Ellsberg paper
U S District Court Judge Gerhard Gesell will hear four days of pretrial arguments on whether Nixon orders to Colson allowed breaking into Ellsberg psychiatrist office were justified by national security and overrode Fourth Amendment protection against searches. The case centers on executive actions to stop leaks and the scope of presidential authority.
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Prominent newsmen to testify for Farr in secrecy case
In Los Angeles four leading journalists including Walter Cronkite and Tom Brokaw were slated to testify in Superior Court on William Farr’s right to keep source names private. Farr, a Los Angeles Times reporter, has been jailed 46 days for defying a gag order and faces further incarceration depending on the judge’s ruling.
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Giscard d Estaing Wins Tight France Presidential Race
Valery Giscard d Estaing defeated Francois Mitterrand by 50.7 to 49.3 in France’s closest presidential election. The 48 year old conservative pledged a new era with sweeping reforms. Turnout reached a record 87 percent with Giscard securing over 13.21 million votes to Mitterrand’s 12.84 million.
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Reinecke perjury charges stand in Washington trial
U S District Judge Barrington D Parker refused to dismiss perjury charges against Lt Gov Ed Reinecke of California or move his trial to California The trial remains set for July 15 in Washington D C The case concerns his Senate Judiciary Committee testimony about ITT financed assistance for the 1972 Republican National Convention and alleged promises of leniency
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