Kissinger blasts allies over oil and unity in warning
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, addressing congressional wives, urged oil consuming nations to act in concert with Arab producers and warned that European allies risk U.S. hostility if they pursue separate deals. He drew a grim World War I parallel and lamented Europe’s pursuit of policy points over a united front amid Middle East tensions.
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Senate votes for mandatory death penalty in certain crimes
The Senate backed restoring the death penalty for treason espionage and crimes causing death. The measure would make execution mandatory without mitigating factors if listed aggravating factors exist. Opponents led by Sen. Harold Hughes argued against capital punishment, while supporters stressed restoring justice amid rising violent crime.
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