Kissinger warns NATO on Soviet military strength temptation
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told NATO foreign ministers that Soviet leaders face ideological pressure to use growing military power, though he said Moscow is not bent on world domination. He cited long term planning behind armament and warned of threats to Atlantic sea routes from a stronger Soviet navy.
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Kissinger Warns Against New Angolan Conflict
Kissinger stressed Western economic strength and warned there should never be another Angola. West German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher commented on the aid dynamics involving the Communist bloc and poorer nations.
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Typhoon Olga Floods Manila area in Philippines
Typhoon Olga hit the eastern coast of the Philippines causing seven deaths in Manila area flooding. In Quezon City at least 10,000 people were forced from homes after 16 inches of rain. Tens of thousands stranded. emergency refugee centers opened. Ten missing. over 1,500 trapped by six feet of water in Mandaluyong.
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Protests Flare in West Bank Amid Gaza Violence
Scattered Arab protests erupted in the occupied West Bank as three Palestinians were killed by Israel forces over three days of clashes. A bus driver fired into the air to disperse youths near Jerusalem while curfews persisted in Ramallah El Birah and Balata. Police arrested East Jerusalem editor Kasan Tahboub on rioting suspicions. Sixteen Arabs have died in the area since February demonstrations.
Lebanese factions push for new cease-fire amid Beirut turmoil
In Lebanon Christian and Moslem leaders sought a fresh cease-fire as fighting raged in Beirut and surrounding areas. Officials said 58 were killed overnight and nearly 20,000 have died in 132 months of war. A reported agreement would require Suleiman Franjieh to resign for Elias Sarkis to take over if the truce holds eight days.
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U S pushes Rhodesia talks amid policy cautious shift
The Ford administration steps up indirect talks with Rhodesia through Africa and Europe to urge Ian Smith toward negotiations with black majority groups. Officials say no rush to force Congress on the Byrd chrome embargo repeal, amid political debate and Reagan criticism of Ford's Rhodesia stance.
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