Kissinger Prepares Stage for Ford Brezhnev Summit
Secretary of State Kissinger travels to Moscow to set the stage for a late November Ford Brezhnev summit in Vladivostok. U.S. and Soviet leaders may announce the meetup after his arrival, as Kissinger also pursues Middle East peace moves and Cyprus diplomacy during a four day visit.
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Jupiter radio signals not evidence of intelligence says CU scientist
Colorado University astro geophysicist James Warwick says there is no evidence yet that Jupiter radio waves are from intelligent beings. He adds that they will be eager to look for any such evidence if it appears.
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Starving Bengalis corraled in Bangladesh camps
In Dacca hundreds of emaciated refugees flood into the capital seeking food. Guards block exits at camps labeled gruel kitchens across the country amid a famine seen as the worst in three decades. Officials plan imports, including 150,000 tons from the United States, but delivery will lag as deaths rise.
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Governors balk at enforcing 55 mph limit nationwide
A wide AP survey shows governors and mayors largely praise the 55 mph limit but say they cannot increase enforcement due to manpower and public indifference. Some states raise patrols, while others issue warnings. South Dakota vows continued strict enforcement as leaders urge belief in the crisis of inflation and energy scarcity.
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FBI sees too many Soviet bloc spies around says Kelley
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley warns of a rising number of Soviet bloc agents and visitors in the United States. He notes several thousand diplomats, journalists, and tourists may pose spying risk, cites staffing limits, and contemplates adding 250 agents to counter the surge.
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