Rabin presses Ford for renewal of arms aid to Israel
In Washington Rabin pressed President Ford to restore the half billion dollar cut in U.S. arms aid for next year, arguing a strong Israel is essential for Middle East peace. He met Ford and Kissinger, met Colby and Bush, and cited Arab armament as a rising threat while noting the joint ceasefire crisis in Lebanon where the Syrian Lebanese Palestinian commission moves to quell Moslem attacks.
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Yitzhak Rabin
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
House
Senate
Rabin
United States
Middle East
Israel
Kissinger
U.S
Ile
William E. Colby
CIA
Kahin
Colby
George Bush
Simcha Dinitz
Soviet Union
Ford Hays
State Department
Beirut
Lebanon
Bekaa clashes prompt police action against Christians
A police spokesman said security steps in the Bekaa valley aim to quiet Christian minority villages after a Muslim attack fatally injuring 17 and wounding 20. An ambush on a Lebanese army escort carrying Syrian Foreign Minister Khaddam heightened tensions as Palestinian leaders vowed order.
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Bekaa
Abdul Halim Khaddam
Beirut
Ahmed Khatib
Baalbeck
Morocco Algeria clash in Sahara prompts regional mediation efforts
Regional powers move to quell fighting after Moroccan and Algerian forces clash near the Amghala oasis in the Spanish Sahara. Egypt's Sadat and Syria's Assad seek cease fire. Iraq proposes mediation. Algeria reports extreme gravity while Morocco calls it a police operation.
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Morocco
Egypt
Syria
Iraq
Algeria
Spanish
Sahara
Anwar Sadat
Houari Boumedienne
Hassan I
Ismail Fahmy
Cairo
Hafez Assad
Kihmat Chihabi
Algiers
Beirut
As Safir
Chihabi
Baghdad Radio
Ahmed Hassan el-Bakr
Tarek Aziz
Spain
Mauritania
el Moujahid
Mediterranean
Amghala
Algerie Press Service
Boumedienne
Assad
Moammar Khadafy
Valid complaints of Americans in Mexican jails clarified
The State Department substantiated nearly 250 complaints of mistreatment or denied access by Americans in Mexican jails. About 130 complaints were unsubstantiated, 400 could not be judged, and the panel noted some merit to certain allegations of physical abuse and confiscation without receipts. The number of Americans in Mexican jails is rising, with more consular staff needed.
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Washington
State Department
Department
Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs
U.S
Mexico
Leonard Walentynowicz
Bureau
Hlouse International Political and Military Affairs
Mexucan
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