Complexities Of New Crises Pose Policy Problems For US
AP News analysis outlines how a surge of international crises from the Mediterranean to East Africa endangers détente. It highlights NATO fragility, Greece Turkey Cyprus strains, Portugal upheaval, and Middle East arms flows, with Soviet and American roles shaping a volatile security landscape.
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United States
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Portugal
Central Asia
Mediterranean
East Africa
Indian Ocean
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Area No. 1
Middle East
Greece
Winston Churchill
Europe
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Moscow
Gibraltar
Turkey
U.S
Cyprus
North Africa
Libya
Soviet Union
Iran
Persian Gulf
Iraq
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Peninsula
Gulf
Oman
Congress Members Meet Hanoi and Viet Cong Delegations
Eight members of Congress visiting South Vietnam and Cambodia will meet with North Vietnamese and Viet Cong delegations on Sunday to discuss missing in action servicemen. The group plans brief talks before returning to Saigon, while negotiations on searches remain suspended. Rep Bella Abzug opposes more aid to Thieu’s regime, arguing it undermines stability and will vote against the appropriation for both South Vietnam and Cambodia.
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Congress
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Indochina
U.S
House of Representatives
North
South
Vietnam
Congressional
Ford
Phnom Penh
Lon Nol
Washington
Bella A. Abang
D-N.y
Ford Administration
Nuzyen van Thieu
Abrup
Thien
Rear Light Height Bill For Motor Vehicles Near Hearing
Rep Ray Hamiett of Laddonia will present House Bill 853 to the transportation committee at 8 p m March 11 for allowing rear lights to be mounted up to 72 inches above ground and rear reflectors down to 15 inches. Hamlett reports tentative approval of liberalized elderly tax circuit breaker revisions to boost benefits and ease qualifications. A House committee substitute would require transporters and terminals to report all fuels including diesel and gasoline to the Department of Revenue, aiding audits.
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Ray Hamiett
Laddonia
Transportation Committee of the House
Rep. Hamlett
House
Hamlett
House Committee
House Revenue and Economics Committee
Harold Volkmer
Hannibal
Department of Revenue
Betty Ford and Kissinger named to Best Dressed List
New York AP reports First Lady Betty Ford and Nancy Kissinger were named to the 1974 International Best Dressed list joining other notable figures. The list includes 12 women and 12 men chosen by designers editors and observers for style without ostentation.
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New York
Betty Ford
Nancy Kissinger
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
Prince of Wales
Telly Savalas
William F. Buckley
Mme
Bernard Camu
Caroline of
Monaco
Francois Catroux
Arnaud de Rosnay
Lenora Gabriel Echevarria
Ford
Kay Graham
Kissinger
Harding Lawrence
Frederick Melhado
Jan Weymouth
d’Estaing
Prince Charles of
Great Britain
Guy Burgos
Angelo Donghia
Frank Gifford
J.J. Hooker
Johnny Miller
Thomas Schippers
Savalas Sen
Jody Vo Punsiey
Immunity Witness Bill Moves To Senate In Missouri
Missouri House gives final approval to a witness immunity bill allowing prosecutors to pressure testimony from immunity granted witnesses. Senate action closes the week with late-session bills on nuclear plant regulation malpractice insurer groups and a push for a federal constitutional convention for an anti abortion amendment.
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Missouri House
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Congress
U.S
Bob Griffin
Cameron
Harry Wiggins
Kansas City
House
Wiggins
Callaway County
Fulton
Union Electric
Lawrence Lee
China cancels US wheat orders after 1975 harvest
Washington AP report says China has no US wheat on order for delivery after harvesting the 1975 crop. A 14 million bushel purchase was canceled, a deal worth about 58 million dollars at current prices. Officials offered no reason for the cancellation.
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Washington
People's Republic of China
U.S
Agriculture Department
Department
Man Crews Snowman Feud Turned Tragic in Oklahoma
Darrell Lyle 27 died after being dragged three quarters of a block by a car following a dispute over a toppled snowman built for his ill daughter Karla. Authorities say the incident set off a four day coma before life support was removed with his wife’s consent. A car passenger and ally planned to meet with City Prosecutor Jack Morgan for potential charges.
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Yulsa, Okla
Darrell Lyle
Jack Morgan
Lyle
Delores
Greg
Karla Lyle
Karla
Kidnapers Threaten West Berlin Mayoral Candidate
The Second of June Movement accuses six jailed anarchists and threatens to kill Peter Lorenz unless they are released within 24 hours and flown to safety within 72 hours. The letter, linked to Lorenz's kidnapping, names Horst Mahler and others, with a jet ready for the exfiltration. Lorenz, 52, was seized while en route to work as police confirm the letter's authenticity.
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Lorenz
Benno Ohnesorg
West Berlin
Horst Mahler
Ina Liepmann
Verena Becker
Berlin
Rolf Pohle
Rolf Geissler
Gabriele Kroecher
Angela Luther
Nevada OKs Shenker to Control Dunes Hotel
The Nevada Gaming Commission voted 5-0 to deem St. Louis attorney-developer Morris Shenker suitable to hold a major interest in the Dunes Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, clearing the way for his control of the property after an intensive investigation.
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Las Vegas
Nevada Gaming Commission
St. Louis
Morris Shenker
Dunes
Nevada
Shenker
MHS News Assembly Film On Giving Blood
A school assembly Monday at 10 15 a m features a film about blood donation with Grand Funk to inform juniors and seniors. Key Club runs a bloodmobile at the Armory noon to 445 p m aiming to collect about 200 pints. Seventeen year olds need parental permission to donate while eighteen year olds may sign their own donor cards. Seniors must apply by Wednesday March 5 for the CLEP test to be offered Saturday March 22 in the cafeteria with counselor contact for more details.
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Grand Funk
Key Club
MHS
Ex-Employe Of Kaiser Is Kidnap Victim
A 62 year old retired Kaiser Aluminum employee Evan from Perma Montana was kidnapped in Cordoba Argentina by three armed men and a woman posing for visas. Montoneros demanded proof that four missing comrades were alive by 6 p.m. EDT or he would be killed. Authorities gather in Cordoba as security forces search the hills and pursue leads while the U.S. government condemns terrorism and refuses to negotiate.
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Argentina
Cordoba
Montoneros
John Patrick Egan
Montonero
U.S
Evan
Kaiser Aluminum
Perma, Mont
United States
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