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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1974

Page

4

Kissinger and British eye Arab oil cash lure

AP reports Kissinger met British officials in London to discuss attracting Arab oil investments for Western Europe. Talks with Healey and Callaghan touched on stabilizing revenue flows, inflation, and Western funding. Schmidt and Kissinger also planned a broader West Europe security framework ahead of year-end summits.

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Harriman Sees Brezhnev as Sincere in Peace Efforts

In a Washington interview, Harriman, a former NY governor and diplomat, says Brezhnev appears committed to easing tensions with the United States while cautioning against unilateral disarmament. He notes past U.S. policy missteps toward Japan and Pakistan and defends ongoing U.S.–Soviet relations amid internal Democratic debates.

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Soviet Pravda Praises Nixon Brezhnev Talks

Moscow reports say Pravda views Nixon Brezhnev summit as a weighty step toward peace and stronger Soviet American ties. Editors note that meetings at the highest level confirm a regular practice, despite Washington disputes and the Watergate crisis.

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