International conference opens with warning of confrontation
Paris AP reports the Conference on International Cooperation opens with French President Giscard d Estaing warning that confrontation and selfishness loom over talks. Ministers from eight industrialized states and 19 oil producing nations plan four commissions on energy raw materials development and more. Kissinger and Saudi Arabia may co chair the energy commission as the US presses for greater Third World contributions to aid.
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Senate Moves to Cut U S Aid in Angola
The Senate debates ending US intervention in Angola amid fears of a Vietnam-like conflict. A subcommittee may vote on a measure to cut off military or paramilitary funding, with further attempts to restrict spending in the defense appropriation bill for Angola.
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World leaders convene over global economic issues in Paris
Giscard d Esteing says the conference will examine all economic problems together on a world scale and stress conditions governing international relations. Kissinger arrives in Paris urging cooperative discussion on development and social justice and interdependence of economies. He seeks a system to keep Third World raw material prices fair and stable.
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Pentagon says Russia not violating SALT agreements
A Pentagon official told the House Armed Services Committee that there are no clear Soviet violations of SALT. He cited a new Kamchatka antimissile radar that could breach limits by enabling tracking of more advanced missiles. Investigations into laser beam tests blind to satellites remain inconclusive.
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Lebanon fears Israeli invasion amid civil war sparks
Premier Hashid Karami claimed Israel plans to invade Lebanon to rescue Jews in Wadi Abu Jamil, citing an English broadcast. He ordered the army on standby as Beirut’s cease-fire falters and Christian and Muslim militias hold a fragile truce, with security forces occupying downtown battle zones.
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