U S Signals Willingness to Talk With Hanoi
The United States indicates readiness to meet Vietnamese officials to discuss missing in action and broader relations. France denies intermediary role, while Paris notes North Vietnam has an embassy and could contact directly if desired. Talks could extend to Hanoi's Southeast Asia relations and offshore oil interests.
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Military showdown looms as Lebanon crisis deepens
In Beirut and surrounding hills Moslem leaders threaten to shell the Christian stronghold sheltering President Suleiman Franjieh. Civil war rages with thousands killed, ships threaten Jounieh, and a political compromise appears doomed amid opposing militias and artillery fire.
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Callaghan Favored to Succeed Wilson in Labor Vote
AP reports in the House of Commons Labor leadership ballot leftist Michael Foot led with 90 votes while James Callaghan trailed at 81 in the first round. Center and right wing candidates totaled 170, left wingers 144, prompting a second round with 314 Labor members mailing ballots. results announced Tuesday.
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World This left Foot Callaghan and Healey in the second round
Callaghan and Healey advance to the second round in a contest within the ruling party. Bookmakers favored Callaghan, seen as genial and veteran, while Healey’s abrasive style and welfare cuts proposals have angered many on the party’s left. Under the British system, the party leader becomes prime minister.
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Psychological warfare stepped up against Cuba
The Ford administration widens psychological pressure on Cuba to deter further interventions while avoiding major military moves. Kissinger warns the United States will not tolerate Cuban meddling abroad. Contingency plans exist for various outcomes, from a show of force to a blockade or invasion, but no units are on alert. Congress may restrict covert aid, reflecting post Vietnam attitudes.
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U S Recognizes Argentine Junta After Coup
Buenos Aires reports the United States officially recognizes the military junta that toppled President Isabel Peron. Ambassador Hill delivered the note to Adm Antonio Vanek, signaling intent to maintain cordial ties. Peron and aides faced arrest as news sources discuss potential leadership changes and military roles.
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