Israel pushes plan for large aid and Sinai technicians
Israel sends three top officials to Washington to press for a $2.5 billion aid package and approval of U S technicians to operate an early warning system in the Sinai Demilitarized Zone. Kissinger accused Congress of mixed support.
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Sinai Peninsula
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William E. Simon
Shimon Peres
Yigal Alon
Kissinger
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Mideast
David R. Obey
Dwis
House
Israelis raid Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon
Israeli planes bombed the Borgholieh refugee camp near Sidon wounding seven and destroying five houses as artillery shelled border villages. The airstrikes targeted suspected guerrilla bases north of Tyre and followed Palestinian raids on Zarit and Kfar Jeladi.
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Sidon
Lebanon
Defense Ministry
Tel Aviv
Tyre
Borgholieh
Israel
Zarit
Kfar Jeladi
Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
Airliner crewman shot dead at Heathrow after JFK run
A Soviet Aeroflot Ilyushin 62 jet carrying 102 passengers from Kennedy Airport landed at Heathrow with a crewman fatally shot aboard. Police and Scotland Yard questioned passengers as Soviet Embassy officials and Ambassador Lunkov rushed to the scene. authorities said it was unclear if the victim was a passenger or crew member and that no embassy personnel were aboard.
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New York
Moscow
Scotland Yard
Heathrow
Nicolai Lunkov
Kennedy
Washington
U S Air Force to Withdraw From Nakhon Phanom Base
The United States will vacate Nakhon Phanom Air Base in Thailand as part of a broader U S withdrawal program. Force levels in Thailand will drop by 15 percent over the next two months, aiming for total withdrawal by March 20. The move leaves fewer than 16,000 U S service members and about 200 aircraft in country, with Bangkok Utapao Udorn and Korat remaining.
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Thailand
U.S
Nakhon Phanom
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Laos
North Vietnam
Utapao
Udorn
Korat
IMF Meeting Foresees Tough Winter and Slow Global Recovery
British Finance Minister Denis Healy warned at the IMF World Bank gathering that 1970s winters could be hard for most of the world as nations delay recovery. Healy said only the United States shows growth, while mid 1976 may be needed for others to rebound, a view echoed with IMF cautions. President Ford and Treasury Secretary Simon pressed self help and restrained stimulus to avoid inflation. Official tongues note Spanish predominance in Latin America with small exceptions.
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Denis W. Healy
Healy
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
United States
IMF
Ford
U.S. Treasury
William E. Simon
Portuguese leader seeks way out of Goncalves crisis
In Lisbon President Francisco da Costa Gomes meets Socialist Mario Soares and Communist Alvaro Cunhal as he tries to resolve the dispute over nominating Gen. Vasco Goncalves as chief of staff. Opposition within the army and air force chiefs, plus reports of an angry 15 hour barracks meeting at Tancos, threaten the appointment amid fears of Communist influence.
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Vasco Goncalves
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Mario Soares
Alvaro Cunhal
Soares
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Tancos
Carlos Fabiao
Jose Morais da Silva
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