Lewis Named Acting Chief Counsel for Rowe Committee
Alvin B. Lewis Jr. was named acting chief counsel and staff director of the Rowe Assassinations Committee by Chairman Louis Stokes. Lewis will head the six member staff until a permanent chief counsel is chosen, likely in about 30 days.
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U S and Soviet SALT talks outlook in May
UPI reports arms control experts expect limited progress in May Geneva talks as Washington sticks to a tougher bargaining stance and Moscow defends its positions. Aims to extend the interim SALT pact past October face mutual distrust. President Carter offers cautious optimism and seeks alternatives if inequities remain. Brezhnev signals encouragement despite Soviet press criticism.
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Vladivostok 1974 talks on missiles and bombers ended in dispute
Analysis of the 1974 Vladivostok summit shows the United States and Soviet Union rejected deeper cuts in missile and bomber stockpiles. A memorandum notes confusion over air launched missiles, with the U S calling them ballistic missiles and the Soviets labeling them cruise missiles. Washington offered ratification if Moscow set aside cruise missile disputes and Backfire bombers, but Moscow refused and rejected Carter’s broader plan.
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Slain in Pakistan as government protests rise
Police shot dead six antigovernment demonstrators in Pakistan during weekend violence, raising the death toll in nationwide protests. In Karachi, the country’s largest city and opposition stronghold, reports said five people were killed and about a dozen others injured in separate clashes.
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Warnke Threatens New Arms Race
Washington reports Paul Warnke, chief U.S. disarmament negotiator, warned on CBS Face the Nation that the United States may pour billions into weapons development if no arms control agreement is reached with the Kremlin soon. He cited Soviet weapons under development and urged urgent negotiations while noting the goal of a new SALT pact.
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Long says $50 tax rebate unlikely this year
Senate Finance Chairman Russell Long said the $50 tax rebate proposed by President Carter faces tough odds in the Senate and would not pass if voted today. He supports a balanced plan including energy efficiency and possible taxes on gasoline producers, while acknowledging unlikely passage without more votes.
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