South Viet Nam urges deposits to fund national growth
Saigon officials urge citizens to keep money in banks to back small business lending and development. Withdrawals above 10 000 piasters require special permission as banks struggle with shortages after the April 30 takeover. The National Bank plans to centralize branches and resume services, with foreign currency transfers beginning through Bank of China and Vietnam Commercial Bank.
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Alan Dawson
Saigon
UPI
South Vietnam
National Bank
Lu - Minh Chau
Chau
Chan
Bank
Tran Duong
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Bank of China
Hong Kong
Vietnam Commercial Bank
Hanoi
U.S
Cambodia Rejects U S Aid Says Khmer Rouge Broadcast
A Phnom Penh broadcast reported in Bangkok said Cambodia will not accept American aid and will become self sufficient. It claimed the Khmer Rouge administration and its people will not rely on imperialist aid but will rebuild dikes canals rice fields industry and communications to restore national life.
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Bangkok
Thailand
UPI
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Revolutionary Administration
Khmer Rouge
North Viet Nam
Michael Varnado
Hanoi
Army
Mike
Greece Sees Possible Gain From Turkey Arms Resumption
A State Department official cautions Greece could indirectly benefit if U S arms to Turkey resume, noting it is in Greece interest to avoid Turkey aligned with the Soviet Union. Congressional action on lifting the Turkey arms ban and related issues in Greece-U S relations are discussed.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Greece
U.S
Turkey
Soviet Union
Ford
Congress
Cyprus
Aid Agreed If New Sinai Peace Accord Reached
Haaretz reports Israel and the United States reached a understanding in Bonn that Washington would provide 1.7 to 1.8 billion dollars in economic aid to Israel and cover oil supplies for three years if a new interim Sinai peace accord with Egypt is concluded. Rabin and Kissinger discussed guarantees and commitments, with cabinet backing for renewed talks. Rabin warned the accord could be as much as a year away.
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Mathis Chazanov
Tel Aviv
API
Israel
United States
Washington
Egypt
Ha’aretz
Yitzhak Rabin
Henry A. Kissinger
Bonn
Rabin
Jerusalem
Sinai Desert
Kissinger
Sinai
U S Aids Cambodian Refugee Lift
The United States airlifted 256 Cambodian refugees from Utapao to Camp Pendleton California. Refugees were civilian families crossing from Cambodia into Thailand after Phnom Penh fell on April 17. They were released under special parole by Thai officials.
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Bangkok
Thailand
UPI
United States
Utapao
U.S
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
U.S. Air’ Force
Camp Pendleton
Calif
ESC Meet Sets Helsinki Summit Date For July 30
The 35 nation European Security Conference agreed to hold a Helsinki summit starting July 30 to sign a final document on political economic and human cooperation. President Ford and leaders from 34 nations are expected to attend with Albania excluded. The committee will reconvene Tuesday to confirm and finish remaining terms.
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John A. Callcott
Geneva
UPI
European Security Conference
Helsinki
Ford
Conference Coordination Committee
Albania
United States
Canada
Mediterranean
Coordination ‘Committee
Senate Debates Persist Over New Hampshire Senate Fight
The Senate will continue the disputed New Hampshire election dispute for an extended period as majority leader Mike Mansfield says it could last all year. The deadlocked rules committee and repeated failed cloture attempts benchmark the struggle over 35 key issues. The next vote may involve a recount demand by Louis C. Wyman on certain precincts.
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Elmer Sammi Washington
UPI
Senate
New Hampshire
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
John A. Durkin
Louis C. Wyman
Rules Committee
Wyman
IRA fears of resumed bombing after Belfast youth killed
In Belfast a 16 year old Catholic youth Charles Irvine was shot by soldiers after a car failed to stop at a roadblock. In England four men were arrested including IRA escapee Sean Kinsella and a cache of arms and explosives was found, signaling a possible new IRA bombing campaign despite a 161 day cease fire.
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Frank Johnston
Belfast
UPI
England
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Sean Kinsella
Liverpool
Kinsella
Portlaoise
Dublin
Irish Senate
Charles Irvine
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