Kissinger Arrives in Brasilia for New Era in US Brazil Ties
Henry Kissinger arrives in Brasilia on a six nation Latin American tour and pledges a major agreement to elevate Brazil as a key world power. The pact would formalize annual consultations on global questions and expand trade and technical aid while signaling a shift toward equal partnership with the United States.
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Dow hits three week high as AT&T dividend boosts rally
The Dow rises 15.67 to 97.76 on a record NYSE volume of 39.21 million shares led by AT T's dividend increase and gains across blue chips. Reynolds Metals leads aluminum stocks. IBM, Xerox, TI, and Disney gain while Pan American slips on profit taking. NASDAQ climbs 0.91 to 90.14.
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House panel to probe Schorr leak
The House approved 269 to 115 a resolution to order its Ethics Committee to investigate the leak of a secret Intelligence committee report and determine possible action against CBS correspondent Daniel Schorr for his role in its publication. The panel may consider contempt or breach of privileges of the House.
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Ford lifts World War II order on Japanese Americans
President Ford signed a proclamation lifting the WWII internment order that sent 112,000 Japanese Americans to relocation camps. He called the 1942 action a sad day and affirmed Japanese Americans’ loyalty. Attending were Hawaii leaders Sen. Inouye Reps Mink Matsunaga and Gov Ariyoshi.
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Nixon Leaves for China as Private Citizen Guest
Former President Richard Nixon departs Los Angeles for a private visit to Communist China. He travels with his wife and two aides on a Boeing 707, itinerary includes Anchorage and Tokyo before Peking. White House says no foreign policy implications. Nixon to pay personal costs, Secret Service to accompany.
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