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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1976
Page
12
The report notes Henry Kissinger conveying a Carter administration message to NATO in Brussels. It cites European reactions on economic policy and coalition dynamics, mentioning discussions over potential duplication costs and ongoing German considerations.
United Nations security council plans to vote on Kurt Waldheim for a second five year term amid expected Chinese veto on the first ballot. U S and Soviet Union support Waldheim with other nations including Britain and France prepared to back him. Potential compromise candidates from Peru and Argentina discussed, as China seeks a consensus third world choice.
Tokyo AP reports Prime Minister Toheo Miki moved to retain the premiership as Liberal forces seek support. Opposition leaders discuss a coalition, but with eight independents the conservative party cobbles a slim three vote lead in the Diet’s lower house amid 21 years of rule.
The Liberal Democrats won 22 more seats than in 1972 as Sunday elections produced pressure on Prime Minister Miki from former Deputy Prime Minister Keo Fukuda to resign. Fukuda seeks leadership while Ohira as a possible compromise looms if deadlock grows. Miki faces opposition within the party after pushing the Lockheed scandal probe amid calls for reform.
Palestinian leaders ordered guerrillas on maximum war alert along the Lebanese Israeli frontier amid claims of a looming land and sea invasion. Fighting north of the border produced artillery duels, UN observers withdrew from border posts, and clashes at Tripoli’s Nahar al Bared camp left 27 dead and 20 wounded.
Italian Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti visits Washington and meets Vice President-elect Walter Mondale and Cyrus Vance, signaling U.S. readiness to discuss Italy's inflation and unemployment while awaiting IMF loan terms. Andreotti will not seal any loan during this visit.
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