Kissinger says US not ready for specific Egypt military aid
Secretary Kissinger tells NBC Meet The Press that the United States will not commit to specific military aid for Egypt. He says Ford and Sadat will discuss the issue in general terms during their Washington meeting later this month. He notes ongoing efforts to broaden frameworks for Middle East peace and mentions near agreement on a grain deal with the Soviet Union and a possible second START accord within months.
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Grain sales talks reach delicate stage in U S Soviet pact
UPI reports chief negotiator Charles A. Robinson says talks on a long term U S grain sales pact with the Soviet Union are at a very delicate stage after 12 days of discussions in Moscow. He hopes for a quick resolution as negotiations resume in Moscow and Paris follow up on terms to limit annual grain purchases.
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Union Leaders Tour Farm Labor Areas
A 20 member AFL-CIO delegation led by Seafarers International Union chief Paul Hall toured California to probe enforcement of the state farm labor law. They will interview field workers and officials in the San Joaquin Santa Maria and Salinas Valleys, meet Gov. Brown, and report in Sacramento. If agents failed to follow guidelines the group may seek their removal.
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Indonesian crewman confesses stabbing four officers
An Indonesian crewman told a shipping agent he stabbed to death the Mimi freighter's four German officers during a mutiny aimed at steering toward Cuba. FBI agents opened a preliminary inquiry as four other survivors were rescued from a life raft after the ship sank in the Old Bahamas Channel near Cuba. Immigration officials declined to comment on the fate of the five survivors pending further questions.
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Leftist guerrillas attack in Buenos Aires suburb steak house
Police said leftist guerrillas walked into a crowded steak house in a Buenos Aires suburb shortly before midnight and fired a machine gun at two couples seated at a table, causing unspecified injuries.
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Korean student charged in S B beating
Yung Min Kim, a 44-year-old Korean student at UC Santa Barbara, faces attempted murder charges for beating retired admiral Clarence C. Ray with a blackjack after a letter against gun control. Ray, 72, survived with injuries after the attack at his home. Kim was arrested and released on $3,000 bail awaiting Oct. 20 arraignment. In a separate incident near Buenos Aires, three people were killed and a woman wounded in a restaurant attack by men identified as plainclothes police.
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Gun collection at church seeks stronger gun control
At St. Philip the Apostle in Columbus a 1000 member parish offered guns, including about 17 handguns and toy guns, in a mass offering to be melted into crosses for lawmakers. The event drew counter protests but aimed to push Congress toward stricter gun laws as foundry officials initially backed out.
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Plan offered to ease Demo delegate selection fight
A proposal by South Carolina Democratic chairman Don Fowler seeks to let state party leaders ignore primary voter preferences and allocate up to 25 percent of convention delegates by district. The plan, facing opposition from reformers, aims to streamline rules ahead of the 1976 Democratic National Convention amid a tightening party atmosphere.
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Northrop accused of billing for consultant in defense deal
The Capitol Hill News Service says Northrop Aircraft Corp billed the Defense Department for about 40 000 related to a 1 billion competition with Fairchild Hiller. The consultant named is John R Blandford, a former House Armed Services Committee staffer. The report alleges funds passed through Frank DeFrancis and were billed as general overhead.
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