State Dept proposes $20 million aid for Lebanon relief
The State Department urges a modest $20 million relief aid for Lebanon as the start of a broader reconstruction program. The initial funds would go to the United Nations for a $50 million relief and refugee plan led by UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim, with White House approval and congressional action expected in weeks.
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State Department
Lebanon
United Nations
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
White House Office of Management and Budget
Congress
House
Senate
Henry A. Kissinger
Taohanon
U.S
Kissinger Talks Open to International Aid Consortium
World sources report Kissinger weighing an international consortium with several nations contributing. U.S. officials stress a workable cease-fire and stable political settlement are prerequisites. The new Lebanese government must stay neutral in Arab-Israeli tensions and oil-rich Arab nations would need definite membership.
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Kissinger
U.S
United States
Kissinger falls ill in Zaire after exotic African meal
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger suffered a stomach ache in Kinshasa after dining on wild boar and manioc leaves, forcing cancellation of that day’s schedule. He reiterated U.S. willingness to help negotiate Rhodesia’s transition and warned the Soviet Union against interference in southern Africa.
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Zaire
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
U.S
Rhodesia
Israel
Black Africa
Soviet Union
Africa
United States
Nguza Karl-I-Bond
INS plans interior return of illegal aliens to reduce reentry
The INS proposes returning about 17,000 illegal Mexican nationals to interior destinations in a 20 week test to deter repeated border entries. Cardinal Airlines would ferry detainees inland pending Mexican landing rights, with up to 2 million dollars in payments.
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Mexico
Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
INS
Verne Jervis
Jervis
U.S
Cardinal Airlines
St. Louis
Dervis
Lebanon election delaying clash threatens new fighting
In Beirut the Baath Socialist party threatened to use arms to block a delay of Lebanon's presidential vote by Kamal Jumblatt's leftists. Leftists accuse Syria of pressuring parliament as fighting rages, with police reporting about 100 killed and 129 wounded in the past day.
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Lebanon
Kamal Jumblatt
Assem Kansou
Baath Socialist Party
Syria
Jumblatt
Suleiman Franjieh
Kanson
Sesan
Dece
Sih Igf
Former Viet police chief seeks new life
Former South Vietnamese national police chief Nguyen Ngoc Loan lives in Burke Virginia working as a restaurant manager and a secretary while avoiding media and interviews about the Pulitzer Prize winning AP photograph. He seeks anonymity with his wife and five children and recalls his past with Prime Minister Ky as he settles in the Washington area.
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South Vietnam
Nguyen Ngoc Loan
Saigon
Loan
Washington
Vietnam
Les Trois Continents
Associated Press
Nguyen Cao Ky
Lean
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