Kissinger told of five point Greek plan for Cyprus
A Chicago Greek American delegation delivered a five point Cyprus peace plan to Secretary Kissinger after a meeting with Greek Prime Minister Caramanlis. The plan urges halting Turkish landings, boosting the UN force, phased Turkish withdrawal, large refugee aid, and a strong U.S. role in negotiations. The group, led by Andrew Athens, pressed for U.S. declarations supporting negotiations and Greek Cypriot self-determination.
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Arebbighon Yakovas
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U S Hopes to Keep Bases in Greece Amid tensions
The Pentagon said Greece has not signaled a withdrawal of U S bases and expressed continued hope the situation will not require U S forces to leave. Greek Foreign Minister Mavros noted bases operate under bilateral agreements, not NATO. International lawyers deem the issue political, not legal.
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Paris
Kissinger Plans Peking Trip Amid China Ties Efforts
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger plans a future trip to Peking as U.S. Chinese relations seek progress. The delay due to Middle East and Cyprus issues, along with a pending congressional delegation to Peking, shapes a cautious approach with no new dramatic initiatives from the Ford administration. The Taiwan issue remains sensitive as Washington maintains a Taipei embassy and a Peking liaison office. The visiting group, led by Senator Fulbright, includes several lawmakers and reflects ongoing aims to expand understanding with the People's Republic of China.
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People’s Republic of China
Halt Turkey aid urged by Jackson in telegram
Washington telegram urges President Ford to halt all military and economic aid to Turkey until Turkish forces withdraw from Cyprus. The request cites the Navy transfer of USS Westchester County to Turkish officials in Seattle and calls for compliance with UN Security Council orders.
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