Kissinger carries Sinai accord draft toward Middle East deal
U S Secretary Kissinger heads to Egypt with a partially agreed Sinai pact draft seen as potentially wrapable by Friday. Israeli leaders voice cautious optimism while debates surface in Israel over the plan to deploy American staffed electronic posts and a widened UN buffer zone between Egyptian and Israeli forces.
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Jerusalem
United States
Henry Kissinger
Egypt
Sinai
Israel
Yigal Allon
Kissinger
Alexandria
Gad Yaacobi
West Germany
Geneva
U.S
Anwar Sadat
Yitzhak Rabin
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana Democrat
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Ford
Milwaukee
Wisc
Congress
Gulf of Suez
United Nations
Gidi
Mitla
Umm Khashiba
Cairo
Rabin
Labor Party
Federal moves to protect juveniles from indefinite detention
The federal government plans legislation to shield juvenile offenders from indefinite detention. The unnamed solicitor notes rights preparations while Quebec reporting frames the issue as a national policy matter.
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Quebec
Refugee ship still in Timor heads for Darwin
Macao government says the freighter MacDill remains in Timor and will likely depart for Darwin, Australia, on Wednesday. Refugees aboard are believed to be Portuguese civilians and servicemen. Meanwhile 1,000 refugees arrived in Darwin reporting shelling of Dili amid clashes between Fretilin and UDT factions.
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MACAO
South China
Wartorn
Timor
Lemos Pires
Darwin
Dili
Revolutionary Front For Independent East Timor
Fretilin
Timorese Democratic Union
UDT
Portugal
Canberra
Gough Whitlam
House of Representatives
Whitlam
Australia
Violence not real TV issue in CBC symposium
Kingston report quotes David Helwig and Eli Mandel arguing violence on screen is a symptom of broader media impact. They contend continuous stimulation and the TV machine itself shape audience passivity and alienation, not individual programs. They urge targeted appeals for specialized audiences.
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Kingston
Ont
David Helwig
CBC
Canadian Radio-Television Commission
CRTC
Eli Mandel
York University
Helwig
Newfoundland votes called for Sept as Moores budgets ahead
Premier Frank Moores announced Newfoundland’s provincial election will be held September 16, with Libs led by Ed Roberts arguing the government mismanaged the economy. Former premier Joseph Smallwood proposed Liberal Reform collab, while NDP offered no comment.
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ST. John’s
Mid
Newfoundland
Frank Moores
Moores
Joseph R. Smallwood
Liberal Reform Party
Smallwood
Liberal
Ed Roberts
Roberts
Mr. Smallwood
NDP
Reform Group
Liberals
Conservative
Mike Martin
New Labrador Party
Martin
Conservatives
Liberal Party
Confederation
Robert
High mortgage rates may return in 1975
Montreal trusts move to raise GIC rates to 10 percent signaling higher mortgage costs ahead. Analysts foresee a battle for longer term deposits and a rise in general mortgage rates, with experts predicting 12 percent rates soon and builders delaying winter projects. Canada Trust also nudged prime mortgage rates higher amid rising market rates.
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Toronto
Montreal
Montreal Trust Co
Credit Foncier
Franco-Canadien
Leonard Rosenberg
First City Equities Ltd
Canada Trust Co
London
Ont
Donald Miller
Canada Trust
Third World bloc expands as North Vietnam and PLO join
At the Lima nonaligned conference, North Vietnam North Korea Panama and the PLO gained full membership bringing the bloc to 82 nations while South Korea was rejected for pro American ties. Velasco called for ending international oligarchy and redirecting oil profits from arms to social development as delegates debated a new world economic order.
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Lima
Peru
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
South Korea
North Vietnam
North Korea
Panama
United States
Juan Velasco Alvarado
Velasco
U.S. orders Lockheed to halt secret payments
The federal loan guarantee board orders Lockheed Aircraft Corp to stop concealing payments to foreign officials and political groups. Treasury chief Simon pushed for action after hearing, as Lockheed admits paying 22 million over 50 years to foreign recipients. Chairman Haughton defended the payments as sales support.
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Washington
United States
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Treasury
William Simon
Senate Banking Committee
Lockheed
D. J. Haughton
Portugal Cracks Down on Pro Communist Forces in Military
Portugal's Revolutionary Council suspended the fifth division and silenced the Communist dominated military information unit. One dead and at least 12 wounded as troops fired on demonstrators near Leiria. Lisbon air base placed on alert amid heightened military vigilance.
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Lisbon
Reuter
Portugal
Vasco Goncalves
Revolutionary Council
Goncalves
Communist Party
Leiria
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Allmand
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Gerard Levesque
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