Kissinger bids farewell to NATO in Brussels
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, after a two day NATO foreign ministers meeting in Brussels, urged a code of restraint between East and West to avert an unimaginable catastrophe. He warned NATO must bolster security to neutralize growing Soviet strength and to pursue peace in a nuclear era.
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Bronfman heirs kidnap case ends with extortion verdicts
Samuel Bronfman II's alleged abductors Lynch and Byrne were acquitted on kidnapping charges in White Plains New York, but Lynch and Byrne were convicted of extortion for demanding and collecting a ransom. Lynch testified the kidnapping was a hoax to extort money from Edgar Bronfman, while Bronfman denied any involvement. The case spanned linked testimony, with potential appeals and maximum sentences discussed by prosecutors.
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U N votes to back armed struggle for Namibia independence
U N members vote 108 to 6 with 12 abstentions to back a resolution supporting the armed struggle of guerrillas seeking Namibia's independence. The nonbinding measure, likely to pass in the General Assembly, excludes Security Council approval. Notable oppositions: United States, Britain, France, West Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg.
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Lisagor Dies. Noted D C Reporter at 61
Peter Lisagor, longtime Washington bureau manager for the Chicago Daily News, died Friday at Northern Virginia Doctors Hospital after a battle with cancer. Born August 5, 1915, in Keystone West Virginia, Lisagor rose as a premier political journalist and TV commentator, praised by Kissinger and renowned for his sharp questioning and wide influence in the capital.
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