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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1975

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2

CIA chief hints US aid in Angola despite Vietnam caveat

Director Colby says US is not combatting in Angola but hints at paramilitary support to factions. He rejects direct American combat and comments on reports of up to 50 million dollars in aid via neighbors while noting no Vietnam-style involvement. He criticizes Pike’s intelligence forecast and asserts no imminent attack on the U.S.

Washington APS CTA William E Colts United States Angola Vietnam Colby House Intelligence Committee U.S Henry A. Kissinger Ale Colby Wil Suniel Franded Soviet Union Zaire State Department Washington Post Otis G. Pike D-N.y America Pike

Kissinger warns Soviets as Angola tensions rise

Secretary of State Kissinger told NATO ministers in London that Moscow will test the West in new arenas, pledging U.S. readiness to block a Soviet backed MPLA takeover in Angola. He cited detente yet warned of a broader campaign of pressure and said the United States seeks an African solution without a proxy war.

London Henry A. Kissinger Soviet Union Angola Moscow U.S Kissinger NATO Brussels United States Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola MPLA Middle East Ford Administration National Front For the Liberation of Thomas A. Callaghan Jr State Department

Brain bus train crash in Toronto kills eight

An express train struck a city bus at the St Clair Avenue crossing in Scarborough Toronto causing eight deaths and about 20 injuries. The bus carried around 30 passengers and most escaped before the crossing gates closed. Authorities report possible mechanical fault or door opening as a contributing factor.

St. Clair Ave Jack Ackroyd

Australia votes in landslide as Fraser leads coalition

Former Labor Prime Minister Gough Whitlam conceded Australia’s election as Malcolm Fraser, 45, leads the Liberal National Country coalition to a likely landslide victory. Bob Hawke of Labor warned the result could spell disaster for the government with a sizable Fraser majority and a swing of about 7 percent.

Sydney Australia Gough Whitlam Malcolm Fraser Whitlam New Zealand National Party Australian Labor Party Bob Hawke Fraser

Levi's for Gals sale at Country Legend

Levi's for sisters cousins daughters and mothers are on sale at Country Legend. Gingham shirts in yellow green red and blue offer savings from 9.99 down from 14. Denim bells drop from 15 and other corduroy shirt jackets flower print shirts blue denim jackets and brushed denim jeans also discounted. Up to 50 percent off for Christmas shopping.

Levi's

NATO plans shifted defense dollars to Europe for weapons

In Brussels, Kissinger and 14 foreign ministers agreed on standardizing weapons to improve efficiency and cut costs. They expect Western Europe to absorb billions in U.S. defense spending, potentially reducing U.S. orders and jobs while boosting reciprocal purchases and interoperability.

Brussels Belgium U.S Europe North Atlantic Alliance Henry A. Kissinger Sam Nunn Georgia John C. Culver Iowa United States NATO

Moynihan Receives Human Rights Prize at UN Ceremony

Ambassador Daniel Moynihan says U S human rights critiques at the United Nations reflect government orders, not personal stance. He urges tolerance for one party regimes willing to permit basic liberties and notes global democracies are dwindling. The event included a showing of support for Soviet dissidents Kovalev and Sakharov.

United Nations, N.Y Daniel P. Moynihan United Nations Moynihan International League For the Rights of Man U.S U.N

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