Russians expand military footprint in Somalia report says
U S intelligence reports about 3000 Soviet specialists in Somalia with a missile handling facility and underwater complex near Berbera. Advisers cite new airfield west of Berbera and a north Mogadishu communications station as part of expanding naval support in the Indian Ocean amid Berbera port activity.
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Washington
U.S
Somalia
Sen. Dewey F. Bartlett
Rokla
Pentagon
Bartlett
Berbera
Indian Ocean
Mogadishu
Suez Canal
Soviets Eye Large Grain Purchases From U S and Canada
The Soviets reportedly seek to buy up to three million metric tons from Canada and as much as seven million from the United States, with deals possibly arranged through third parties to conceal shipments to Soviet ports. US officials say they cannot confirm such purchases while noting drought impacts on Soviet spring wheat and a bumper US crop.
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Soviet Union
United States
Canada
London
Agriculture Department
U.S
London Times
Financial Times
Glenas
Cargill
Cook Industries
Moscow
Peron Offers Wage Ceiling Concession in Labor Crisis
President Isabel Peron agreed to cap wage increases at 50 percent to pacify the CGT strike wave but rejects ousting Jose Lopez Rega. Cabinet reshuffle eyed, with Rodrigo as potential casualty amid protests. CGT plans further action as violence remains limited to three bomb blasts.
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Argentina
Isabel Peron
Jose Lope Rega
Lopez Rega
General Labor Confederation
CGT
Lebanese continue search for kidnaped American
Lebanese security forces press the search for Col. Ernest R. Morgan nine days after his capture by Moslem revolutionaries in Beirut. The group demanded ransom and a halt to the hunt while U S authorities consider options. Morgan, 43, is from Petersburg Virginia.
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Lebanon
Ernest R. Morgan
U.S
Morgan
United States
Petersburg
G. McMurtrie Godley
Rabin visits West Germany in landmark 1974 trip
Israeli Prime Minister Rabin flew to Bonn for the first official visit by an Israeli leader. Discussions with Chancellor Schmidt centered on the Sinai withdrawal and Middle East peace efforts. Rabin emphasized balancing memory of the Holocaust with forging better German Israeli relations.
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West Germany
Yitzhak Rabin
Hitler
Rabin
Helmut Schmidt
Sinai
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Schmidt
Kissinger
Geneva
Andrei A. Gromyko
Israel
Willy Brandt
Jerusalem
Israel says U.S. did not threaten aid over Sinai passes
Israel's ambassador Simcha Dinitz told reporters after a Kissinger meeting that Washington has not demanded Israel surrender the two strategic Sinai passes in exchange for military aid. He said the American security commitment to Israel remains standing regardless of political changes.
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Washington
Simcha Dinitz
United States
Israel
Sinai
Egypt
Dinitz
Henry A. Kissinger
Gandhi era anti CIA protest and Delhi crackdowns
About 200 demonstrators from the Nehru Brigade rallied in front of the U.S. Information Service in New Delhi shouting Shame on the CIA as India imposes emergency rule. Police made no interference. Police raided Jawaharlal Nehru University dormitories arresting 15 and detaining about 50 students.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Congress Party
CIA
U.S. Information Service
Nehru Brigade
Central Intelligence Agency
Mrs. Gandhi
Deadlock ends bid for Helsinki summit at ES CONFERENCE
The European Security Conference, with 35 nations, abandons Soviet backed plans to close two-year talks this month with a Helsinki summit. Finland says July 28 deadline passed and a July date is no longer possible for technical reasons. Brezhnev sought a month end summit. Gromyko warned postponement beyond July would bear grave responsibility on the West.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Helsinki
Finland
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Andrei Gromyko
Rome
Quang fights deportation from Canada
Dang Van Qu, a former South Vietnamese man living in Montreal with his wife and six children, will contest deportation after facing heroin smuggling allegations. Immigration officials say the case involves nefarious activities and a drug trade, while Qu argues the move is politically motivated and lacks proof. He entered Canada on May 15 after fleeing Saigon.
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Ottawa
Dang van Qu
Canada
Quang
Robert
Montreal
Andras
United States
Saigo
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