Kissinger and Gromyko plan next round in Europe talks
Secretary of State Kissinger and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko completed another nuclear arms round and will meet again in Europe next month after Moscow decides on unresolved issues. Kissinger remains in New York for a UN speech and meetings with foreign ministers, including Spain on renewing the U S bases treaty.
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World tension delays Brezhnev visit and talks on arms control
The report says Brezhnev’s Washington visit is postponed to 1976 after talks with Gromyko. Kissinger called the talks constructive and noted two or three major problems blocking a new treaty. Key disputed points include verification, US cruise missiles, and Soviet Backfire bombers.
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Street fighting erupts in Beirut violence escalates amid cease fire bid
In Beirut eastern suburbs fighting between Moslem leftists and rightwing Christians raged with machine guns mortars and grenades as snipers searched rooftops. Civilians faced shortages of bread water and vegetables while security forces ferried flour to bakeries. A pirate radio claimed to broadcast news in Lebanon’s voice as calls for calm continued. The death toll rose toward four hundred this year amid ongoing clashes across Beirut and Tripoli. Syrian mediators and leaders from Lebanon and Palestine pursued talks to end the fighting. Thousands sought refuge in Damascus and across the border for food and fuel amid shortages and price spikes.
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Chad rebel chief holds Francoise Claustre for supplies
Paris AP reports rebel leader Hissen Habre in Chad is demanding nonmilitary supplies valued at 1.33 million plus cash 888,900 for hostage Francoise Claustre and two other Europeans. Exiled captive Marc Combes says Habre may shoot if terms aren’t met. France offered 2.2 million ransom, rejected by rebels.
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Israel delays Suez Canal test amid Sinai pact talks
Israel postponed a test of Egypt’s pledge to allow Israeli bound cargo through the Suez Canal at Cairo’s request hoping opposition to the Sinai accord cools. A Greek freighter bound for Elat was redirected to Haifa. Abie Nathan’s private canal venture was halted as Egyptian authorities deported him after arresting him near Port Said.
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Pope seeks clemency for terrorists and harmony in Ireland
Pope Paul VI urged clemency for Spanish terrorists condemned to die and called for justice tempered by magnanimity. He spoke at noon in St. Peter’s Square, urging harmony in Northern Ireland and Lebanon and decrying violence while supporting redemption through clemency.
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Principles of Accounting II and Sales Management Overview
A catalog-style listing describes BU courses Principles of Accounting II and Sales Management, detailing credits and topics. It also lists EN English Composition I and II with correspondences, and MA Mathematics Laboratory covering algebra and trigonometry, with times and room numbers.
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