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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 27, 1975

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Beineda tensions rise as Lebanon forms new government

President Suleyman Franseh aims to form a national government amid gunfire subsiding and street clashes between factions. Brig Gen Noureddin Rifas’s resignation ends the republic’s first civilian government after three days. Muslim and Christian leaders react with suspicion as security patrols resume.

Beirut Lebanon Beineda Suleyman Franseh Efua Monems Chietiam Secunt Barra Odes All Palestine Noureddin Rifas

World tension in Middle East raises fear of civil war

A chaotic briefing cites fear of civil war in Lebanon amid unrest linked to military rule. Kissinger and Ford express concern that Lebanon’s strife could mirror Jordan's Black September. Reports mention Libyan-Soviet arms deals and Khadafy’s talks with Kosygin as part of the wider regional tension.

Iinamen Ighang Tal Paris Henry A Kissinger Kissinger Ford Lebanon Jordan Ming Hussein 5 Noam Lambag Prada Libya Authoritatve al Abram Communist Party al Ahram Soviet Union Sad Muammar Khadafy Alexei Kasygin Kasygin

Kissinger proposes producer consumer commissions on raw materials

Secretary Kissinger outlined to the IEA a plan for producer consumer commissions to study raw materials and Third World concerns in a bid to reopen the energy conference. He warned against price volatility and urged a rigorous energy program with accelerated conservation.

U.S Parisap Henry A Kissinger Kissinger International Energy Association Ford Administration Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi United States Algeria International Energy Agency IEA Ford

Four Mennonite Missionaries Safe in South Vietnam After Fall

Lancaster based Mennonite Central Committee reports four missionaries Earl Martin Yoshihiro Ichikawa Max Ediger and James Klassen believed alive and well after Saigon fell Their families in the United States cheered the news with hope for reunions and details of their remaining in Vietnam to aid local Christians until safer conditions return

Lancaster South Vietnam Paul Ediger Turpin Oklo Max Saigon Mennonite Central Committee William T Snyder EHMJ Earl Martin New Holland Yoshihiro Ichikawa Sapporo Japan Max Ediger Okla James Klassen Goessel Kan Snyder Martin Quang Ngai Nigeria Klassen Ichikawa Ediger

Tanzanian Leader Rejects Hostage Demands Amid Kidnap Crisis

US Ambassador Beverly Carter says two American students and a Dutch woman remain captive in Zaire as guerrillas demand 140 000 dollars and the Tanzanian government refuses to bow to blackmail. President Nyerere's spokesman says no concessions will be made and hopes for a safe release of the hostages.

Dar ES Salaam Tanzania Beverly Carter Zaire Kudmapers’ Demas Maras Pegular Ke Otierars Tanae Presiden Julius Nyerere Carter Nyerere Una Lake Tanganyika Carrie Jane Hunter Atherton Calif Kenneth Stephen Smith Garden Grove Emilie van Zinnick Bergman Netherlands Barbara Smuts Ann Arbor Mich Stanford University Jane Goodall Guerrills Miss Smuts

Portugal's military backs Communist party crisis escalates

In Lisbon the Armed Forces meet and issue a communique backing rapid political resolution. The military rebukes the Socialists over seizing the party newspaper, proposes popular organizations to aid the revolutionary process, and reassures existing parties as two Socialist members join a coalition government.

Lisbon Portugal Clique Socialat Party Iir Socialist Party

Denmark's Queen Margrethe II in Russia Visit

Queen Margrethe II of Denmark and Prince Henrik arrived in Leningrad for a two day royal visit. The royal couple, relatives of Nicholas II, will then proceed to Moscow after touring the former czarist capital.

Leningrad U.S 8.R Queen Margrethe HI of Denmark Russia Prince Henrik Moscow Czar of Nicholas II

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