Kissinger pledges U S aid toBlack liberation groups
Secretary of State Kissinger told reporters at Waddington RAF base he backs new Rhodesia talks toward black majority rule and may aid black liberation movements. He met British Foreign Secretary Crosland and stressed settlement must be African led. He noted Rhodesia’s white minority rules 5.7 million blacks.
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Kissinger Africa trip aims to gauge support for black liberation
Kissinger travels Africa starting in Kenya and plans Tanzania and other nations. He seeks advice from Julius Nyerere on backing African movements while pursuing talks with regional leaders. Nigeria's military rulers and Abel Murorewa decline private meetings.
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Congress moves to expand FDA power over medical devices
Congress nears a bill to regulate about 12 000 devices from 1 300 manufacturers expanding the FDA Bureau of Medical Devices from 100 to 1000 staff at an extra 15 million dollars a year, with potential higher costs later. The measure would allow immediate bans on deceptive devices and require notices to health professionals, with repairs replacements or refunds possible.
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Black African nations urged to alter anti Zionism vote
At the United Nations, West Germany urged a reassessment of the anti Zionism resolution. Dietrich von Ryan called for changes to undo harm to the U N Decade for Action to Combat Racism and Racial Discrimination and warned Western nations may withdraw support. The ECOSOC meeting discussed responses to last year's resolution defining Zionism as racism.
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Russian actress reunites with daughter in Stamford
Zoya Fyodorova, 64, arrived with her daughter Victoria in Stamford after a year apart. Victoria, born of a World War I romance with an American officer, and her husband Frederick Polly, an American airline pilot, expect their first child May 1. Fyodorova had faced exile and prison after the affair with Adm. Tate, now living in Florida, who is Victoria’s father.
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