Sadat hails Israeli troop cut along canal
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat praised Israel’s plan to withdraw half of its 7000 soldiers and 30 tanks from the limited forces zone along the Suez Canal. He said cargo to Israel may move through the canal if further concessions occur, and urged peace momentum. Rabin’s move aims to show willingness for peace and world attention.
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CIA faces suit over aborted Castro plot
A Miami man, Max Gorman Gonzalez, says a CIA sponsored plan to kill Fidel Castro was aborted before reaching Cuba. He seeks a million-dollar suit, claiming he was used unknowingly in Operation Sword led by Frank Sturgis, who disputes CIA ties.
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Kissinger sees no Egyptian concession in Sinai talks
In Salzburg Kissinger said no concession expected for Israeli withdrawal. Sadat told ABC that canal cargo poses no problem if Israel conducts itself today. Ford, after two days with Sadat, said no next-step decision yet and a Rabin meeting is planned in Washington on June 11. Cairo papers claimed a staged withdrawal agreement culminating in a Geneva conference, with no note of an Egyptian nonbelligerency pledge.
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China trade team to visit U S
A high level Chinese trade delegation plans to visit the United States in September to learn American business practices. A 10 member group will tour several U S cities over 14 to 18 days. U S sales to China are forecast at 250 million this year, down from 819.1 million last year. Most of 1974 volume was wheat soybeans and other farm goods.
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Laos aims to keep U S ties as AID ends
U S Assistant Secretary Habib says Pathet Lao and rightist leaders assure Laos will maintain diplomatic relations with the United States and continue aid. Talks with Pathet Lao and neutralist leaders addressed future aid forms after the AID mission closes. Disputes over inventory scope and handling of personal property slow turnover as U S personnel depart Laos.
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Eisaku Sato Dies Former Japanese Prime Minister
Former Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato, Nobel Peace Prize winner, dies at 74 after a stroke. A private home funeral is planned and a public service at a Buddhist temple. Nixon and Macbride condemn his legacy and U S relations with Japan. He resigned in 1972 amid Asia policy tensions. Okinawa return cited as a key achievement. Survived by widow Iwo and brother Nobusuke Kishi.
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