Soviets Stop Major Aid to Non Communist Third World
A private study says for the first time in 25 years the Soviet Union is not funding any major non Communist Third World nation. It notes Egypt, Indonesia, Argentina, Chile and China received Soviet aid previously, with Egypt now US-aligned, Chile and Argentina weakened by coups, and China shifting to counter Soviet influence. The report argues the West may have won the aid race by default.
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Microwave radiation rise at U.S. Moscow embassy alarms officials
Washington reports renewed concern over microwaves at the U S embassy in Moscow with Ambassador Walter Stoessel noting higher than March readings. A State Department source says a wireless beam origin from two Soviet directions is suspected while aluminum window shielding is claimed 90 percent effective in a briefing, and tests prompt warnings of potentially dangerous levels.
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Arafat in Damascus as Lebanon election crisis looms
In Beirut and Damascus, Yasir Arafat urged a halt to the Syria Jumblatt clash over Lebanon’s presidential race. Jumblatt demands delay while supporting Edde against Sarkis. Syrians, Christians press for a vote on Elias Sarkis. A 24 hour curfew surrounds the Beirut villa as PA units guard approaches. A cease-fire lull holds for a third day.
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Aziz Ahdab
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Peron faces charges over misused public funds
Argentine judge files preliminary charges against former president Isabel Peron and three close associates for alleged misallocation of public funds. Indictments name Jose Lopez Rega Raul Lastiri and Norma Lastiri, with Peron under house arrest after the 1976 coup, while Lopez Rega may be extradited from Spain.
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Lopez Rega
Spain
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Buenos Aires
Kissinger to push new African policy
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger plans a phased campaign on Capitol Hill to gain support for the Ford administration in Africa. He will report on a two week tour and seek a sense of support before asking Congress to repeal the Byrd Amendment allowing Rhodesian chrome imports despite the UN embargo.
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Kissinger outlines aid and policy steps on Rhodesia and Third World
Secretary of State Kissinger urged buffer stockpiles to regulate prices, backing black-majority rule in Rhodesia and pressing for Byrd Amendment repeal. He offered Mozambique 12.5 million and pledged refugee aid, while testifying to Congress and attending NATO talks. He proposed a 200 million U.S. contribution to an international resources bank and urged global backing for drought relief and development in sub-Sahara Africa.
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Terrorists sought in slaying of nine law enforcement officers
Mexico City authorities hunt five terrorists after two attacks killed nine officers including six guards to a prominent family, two treasury guards, and a bank guard in Lindavista. Witnesses say the group, calling themselves the 23rd of September League, fled in a car after opening fire at a restaurant.
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