Black leader warns Smith on Rhodesia talks failure
Bishop Abel Muzorewa of the African National Council warned in Livingstone, Zambia that Ian Smith cannot bring peace by negotiating with chiefs and a few sellouts after Smith announced the collapse of constitutional talks. Smith said he would seek tribal chiefs and other less militant blacks seeking future black majority rule rather than immediate power.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Abel Muzorewa
African National Council
Livingstone
Zambia
Smith
Public sessions hinge on nonaligned nations clash
At the conference of nonaligned nations in Lima delegates press protests against industrialized countries while working groups rush proposals for UN economic sessions. In New York Mayor Beame agrees to cede major fiscal controls to the state in exchange for loans to avert city default, transferring budget authority to Gov. Carey and State Controller Levitt.
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Lima
Peru
United Nations General Assembly
New York
General Assembly
Abraham D. Beame
Beame
Hugh L. Carey
Arthur Levitt
Breakthrough Near on Russian Grain Boycott Settlement
An unnamed White House official signals a potential breakthrough on the key labor boycott issue involving Russian grain shipments. AFL CIO President George Meany and Ford officials say negotiations will continue seeking a settlement. A government announcement may come soon to increase American ship use for grain transport.
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Washington
White House
Aflcio
George Meany
Ford Administration
Administration
Democrats seek NYC site for 1976 convention
Democrats eye New York as the likely venue for the 1976 convention despite New York City’s financial troubles. Los Angeles also remains a contender as the committee meets to choose the site amid Brown’s cool reception.
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Washington
New York
Los Angeles
Edmund G. Brown Jr
National Party
Merrill Lynch Sees Economy Shrinking Early 1976
The Weekly Government Securities Bulletin dated Aug 22 argues inflation and rising rates have progressed enough to favor a slower growth path, with a shift to a small decline in the first quarter of 1976. It cites eroding discretionary income, rising prices, and a cautious stance by the Federal Reserve.
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New York
Merrill Lynch
Government Securities Bulletin
Government Securities
Federal Reserve
U.S. Treasury
Kissinger Sees Progress Toward Sinai Pullback Pact
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said only nuances remain in a new Israeli Egyptian agreement for another Sinai pullback as he arrived in Alexandria to brief President Anwar Sadat. Israeli officials indicated the accord could be signed before week’s end after “remarkable progress” reported in Cairo and Jerusalem meetings.
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Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Sinai
Kissinger
Jerusalem
Anwar Sadat
Grand jury to hear 70 witnesses in Hoffa disappearance probe
Detroit AP report says a federal grand jury will hear 70 witnesses starting next Tuesday as prosecutors intensify efforts to determine the fate of former Teamsters leader Jimmy Hoffa. Among early witnesses is Hoffa’s foster son Charles L. O'Brien, labeled a key figure in the probe into Hoffa’s disappearance on June 30.
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Detroit
Teamsters Union
Jimmy Hoffa
Hoffa
Charles L
Chuckie’’ O'Brien
Miami psychologist warns of child abuse epidemic
Dr Barry Crown says a dramatic rise in abused children alarms professionals in Miami. He cites parental frustration over money and a tendency to lash out at the first target their children, calling the situation an awful ordeal for a 3 year old.
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Miami
Barry Crown
Army on full alert as generals press for chief’s resignation
In Buenos Aires, all army units were placed on high alert amid a dispute over military role in government. Some navy, air force units, and federal police were also warned as rumors of a coup circulated, but critics said they aimed to keep the army out of power rather than seize control, targeting Army Chief Gen. Alberto Numa Laplane.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Alberto Numa Laplane
Vail Becomes Western White House As Ford Plans Christmas Visit
President Ford plans a Christmas ski vacation in Vail Colorado after his two week working break. He told a crowd of 300 I will be back and noted he has owned a condominium in the resort since his congressman days. He enjoys skiing golf and tennis as part of the Vail atmosphere.
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Colo
White House
Ford
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