China fears U S Soviet war and urges interior industrial build
Chinese Defense Minister Yeh Chien-ying warns of a coming big war between the United States and the Soviet Union. He calls for racing against time to move industry inland and strengthen defense, with Hua Kuo-teng echoing urgency. Published by Xinhua from speeches in Peking.
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Tokyo
Yeh Chien-ying
United States
Soviet Union
China
Peking
Yeh
Tyre
Hua Kuoteng
Hsinhua
Mao Tse-Tung
Chou Enlai
Carter Grants Israel Special Weapons Aid Status
President Carter backed Israeli special treatment in weapons aid after a lobbying clash with the State Department. He announced high priority for Israel to obtain new U S weapons and technology and rights to co produce some armaments, following talks with pro Israel senators and the Israeli embassy.
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Washington
Israel
State Department
Carter
Jerusalem
Simcha Dinitz
United States
Gerald R. Ford
U.S
London
House votes to bar trade with Cuba and Vietnam
The House approves a 1.7 billion foreign aid bill with an embargo on Cuba and Vietnam by a 288 to 119 vote. The bill also lifts food shipment restrictions to nations with Havana and Hanoi trade relations and outlines 1.1 billion for global aid and 270 million for international bodies.
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Washington
House
United States
Cuba
Vietnam
Havana
Hanoi
Senate
U.S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vance Sees Blend Of Proposals To Bridge Nuclear Arms Gap
Tehran meeting with Shah Pahlavi follows talks with Andrei Gromyko planned in Geneva. A U S official says a blend of proposals from both sides could bridge the gap, with Vladivostok agreement ceilings and SALT talks on the line. Recounted action notes recapture of Kasaji by Zairean and Moroccan forces from Katangan rebels. The crisis timeline points to Oct 3 expiry of the current agreement.
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Tehran
Iran
U.S
Cyrus R. Vance
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Andrei A. Gromyko
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Switzerland
Gromyko
Vladivostok
London
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Kasaji
Zaire
Kinshasa
Angola
Katanga
Moscow
Air traffic controllers end seven day Australian strike
Air traffic controllers voted 815 to 64 to return to work by midnight ending a seven day walkout that shut all Australian airports to flights. Government prepared to recall Parliament and seek penalties for obstruction while night flights were allowed at Sydney International to move passengers home.
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Sydney
Australia
Malcolm Fraser
Fraser
Fire at Saudi oil field persists with limited export impact
AP reports a pipeline explosion at Abqaiq triggers a major oil fire still burning in Saudi Arabia. Aramco officials say exports will decline only temporarily as Ghawar flows are rerouted. Sabotage is ruled out. investigators consider the incident a pipeline failure with some facility damage.
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Saudi Arabia
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Abqaiq
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Europe
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