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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1976

Page

12

Kissinger reports progress on Panama Canal treaty talks

U S Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told the OAS general assembly in Santiago that substantial progress has been made toward a new Panama Canal treaty. He noted two sticking points remain: treaty duration and the area occupied by U S bases in the Canal Zone. He also proposed a regional mechanism to monitor commodity prices and protect host nation sovereignty.

Santiago Chile Henry A Kissinger Kissinger General Assembly of the Organization of American States United States Panama Wll Americas U.S Canal Zone Canal Aquiling Boyd OAS Ronald Reagan Suueeoowis Mexico Luis Echeverria Alfonso Garcia Robles Jose Lopez Portillo Echeverria Uxmal Yucatan Caribbean Cancun

New postal probe urged

Eight years after a blue ribbon commission recommended reforms a new commission is proposed to study the Postal Service. President Ford and congressional postal leaders agree to inject $1 billion more in aid over the next two years to stave off insolvency while the study runs. The plan mirrors 1967 1968 efforts that led to the Postal Reorganization Act of 1970 creating the independent Postal Service.

Washington Ford Postal Committees Congress Postal Service Gale W. McGee D-Wyo Senate Post Office Committee McGee Hiram Fong Hawaii White House Ford Administration Study Commission Lyndon B. Johnson American Postal Service Postal Reorganization Act Governmental Post Office Department Federal Treasury McGee and Fong

Postmaster General probed in cut-rate stamp deal

Justice Department probes allegations that Postmaster General Bailor secured a cut-rate rare stamps deal in exchange for $7 million in Postal Service contracts. House staff say they found no evidence. Taub denies payoffs and offers a lie detector test, while Bailor was abroad.

Washington Jap Justice Department Benjamin Bailor Department House Bailor Jack Taub Scott Publishing Co Postal Service Taub Bailar Bertram New York George Gould House Post Office Gould Conrad Trayhern Trayhern FBI Asst. Atty Richard Thornburgh Torrance Calif

Children Growth Levels Off Across United States

The article reports that average heights of American children have leveled off after decades of outpacing older youths and adults. Studies of over 20 000 children across the country show no taller measurements than two decades prior, with experts citing improved health and disease reduction as factors while noting continued variability by region and era.

Uren Galler Sas Tts Tedan National Center For Hedi Statistics

Humphrey ends bid as Carter leads Democratic race

Hubert Humphrey conceded that Carter is virtually certain to win the Democratic nomination after California New Jersey and Ohio primaries. He said he would not authorize presidential activity but remains available if the race cleared. He spoke after a call with California Governor Edmund Brown Jr. urging restraint.

Washington Hubert Humphrey Jimmy Carter Carter Happy Warrior Humphrey Sherman Lyndon Johnson Johnson Richard Nixon Minnesota California New Jersey Ohio Edmund Brown Jr Brown

State of siege in Bolivia amid protests over Torres burial

The Bolivian government declared a state of siege to quell protests against the ruling regime. It arrested miners leaders, sent troops to tin mines, and ordered school vacations to deter demonstrators. Two students were killed in clashes as curfews and bans on gatherings were imposed.

LA Paz Bolivia Juan Jose Torres Torres Hugo Banzer Argentina Sucre Orura

Spanish clash looms as laws on parties pass in Cortes

In Madrid the government prepared for a new clash with the ultra conservative Cortes after approving a law legalizing political parties while delaying penal code liberalization. The Cortes sent the penal code amendment to committee for study. A government official was reported assassinated in northwest Spain triggering strong deputy reactions. Justice Minister Garrigues said the changes do not hamper the fight against terrorism.

Madrid Spain Amerament Cortes c Antone Garrillues Cortes

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