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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1975

Page

2

Race for laser death ray heats up between U S and USSR

London AP reporting that the United States and Soviet Union race to be first with high power laser weapons as described in Jane's Weapon Systems 1976 foreword by Ronald Pretty. He cites U S advances and notes possible Kremlin flexibility at SALT talks linked to a secret weapon.

London United States Soviet Union Jane’s Weapon Systems Ronald Pretty Kremlin

Loch Ness film sparks calls for deeper study

Smithsonian zoologist Dr. George Zug says underwater footage from Loch Ness shows flipper like appendages and a head shape suggesting unknown animals. He notes many researchers at a London symposium see potential evidence but stress extensive, careful investigation to identify the species involved.

Washington Smithsonian Institution Scotland Loch Ness Show George Zug National Museum of Natural History London Zug

Real estate probe set by FTC on unfair practices

The Federal Trade Commission announced a probe into unfair methods of competition and deceptive practices in residential property sales and brokerage. Investigators will examine commission based sale listing and preparation for sale, including illegal restrictions on broker service terms.

Washington Federal Trade Commission FTC Commission Connec Tion

Postage Hike Delayed Despite 10 Cent First Class Rate

The 10 cent first class rate remains in effect as Postal Service attempts to raise prices to 13 cents. Judge Sirica ruled the temporary increase began December 28 without a valid request to the Postal Rate Commission. The Justice Department appealed to the D C Circuit, with arguments set for Monday and a decision date unclear.

Justice Department U.S. Circuit Court For District of Columbia

Vietnam to unify by 1976 as talks back plan

North and South Vietnam accept recommendations from delegations on reunification. A general election is set for the first half of 1976 to form a joint national assembly, as announced by the North Vietnamese News Agency in a Tokyo monitored broadcast.

Tokyo South Vietnam VNA North Vietnam Southern Illinoisen Southern Illinoisen Inc North Illinois Avenue Carbondale North 6Th Street Herrin S. 12Th Street Murphysboro Ilinois Southern Illinoisan i Carbondale Free Press Herrin Daily Journal Murphysboro Independent Associated Press Southern Illinois Military

Solzhenitsyn warns West at decisive historical juncture

In an interview with Le Point Solzhenitsyn says the Western democratic order is at stake in coming years. He argues democracies are rising water in history and that Soviet pressure would ease if the East saw resolve from the West. He claims 80 percent of Russians recognize the regime's worthlessness and have chosen obedience.

Paris Alexander Solzhenitsyn le Point Solzhenitsyn East Berlin Korea Cuba

US dispatches top Africa policy official on lobbying mission

William E. Schaufele Jr. travels to six African capitals on an unannounced mission to win support for stopping foreign intervention in Angola ahead of an OAU meeting. The visit follows Congress steps to curb U S aid to rival factions, while Soviet and Cuban support for opposing sides grows.

Africa Washington Star Washington United States U.S Angola William E. Schaufele Jr Organization of African Unity Soviet Union Popular Cuba Congress Schaufele OAU Addis Ababa Guyana Forbes Burnham Barbados Trinidad Henry A. Kissinger South Africa

Ford cites CIA agent death over name release

President Ford links the CIA agent Richard Welch death to naming him publicly. The White House says Ford waived restrictions to allow Welch to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery next Friday and considers overhauling intelligence gathering. Welch was killed outside his Athens home after an embassy party.

Vail Colo Ford CIA Athens White House Ron Nessen Richard S. Welch Arlington National Cemetery Nessen Welch Athens Daily News Counterspy

Guerrillas repelled in Argentina attack near La Plata

About 20 urban guerrillas attacked an army communications base near La Plata and were driven off after suffering two killed and two wounded. This followed a major clash at Quilmes four days earlier where authorities killed at least 100 left wing guerrillas, fueling debate over CIA activity disclosures.

la Plata Here Quilmes Argentina

Agreement Near in Beirut Amid Sectarian Fights

Civil war in Lebanon continued with mortars and rockets as leaders sought a settlement. The Arab League official planned mediation while private militiamen battled in Beirut and Tripoli amid a fragile cease-fire. At least 43 killed and around 50 wounded in the past few hours.

New York Times News Service Associated Press Beirut Lebanon Arab League Béirut Tripoli Zahlah

China Frees Three Soviet Airmen and Helicopter

China released three Russian airmen and their helicopter after nearly two years in captivity. Hsinhua reports authorities found the crew's statements credible and said the mission was unintentional. The aircraft was seized 40 miles inside Sinkiang near Lop Nor in March 1974 after diplomatic expulsions.

New York Times Hong Kong China Hsinhua Moscow Peking Sinkiang Province Lop Nor

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