U.S. Pushes End of Un Command in Korea With Talks
The United States told the United Nations Security Council it seeks termination of the United Nations Command in South Korea on January 1 if China and North Korea agree to alternative arrangements to preserve the 1953 armistice. South Korea backs the plan while 41,000 U.S. troops remain under a separate 1954 deal.
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Carey oil deal under congressional probe
Washington lawmakers opened an investigation into alleged political pressure in issuing federal export licenses for an oil deal involving New York Governor Hugh L. Carey’s brother Edward M. Carey. Rep. John E Moss questioned possible evasion of the Federal Energy Administration rules.
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Ford seeks four year delay on auto rules amid NH dispute
Ford urged Congress to delay stricter auto exhaust rules for four years while an ongoing NH election dispute spurred Senate action. He warned catalytic converters pose health risks and lighter weight controls could lower mileage and raise car costs. Senate panel backed a plan to require every driver to have Nevgaddt insurance.
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World Food Council ends meeting without action on aid
Rome reports the 36 nation World Food Council wrapped up a week long session with no final action on food aid proposals. Third World delegates demanded the resignation of director John A Hannah 73, former Michigan State University president and former USAID administrator, while promising a no confidence declaration against the secretariat.
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Four firms fined $1000 for failing to report Arab boycott ask
Four American firms were fined $1000 each by the Commerce Department for not reporting that they had been asked to participate in the Arab boycott against Israel. A fifth company contests the charge. The four identified: National Cash Register Co AGIP USA Inc Inter Equipment Co all of New York City and Continental Emsey Co of Houston Texas.
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Five rights suspended in India crackdown
Five basic rights guaranteed by India's constitution were suspended by government order, allowing broader detention powers to curb political opposition as Prime Minister Indira Gandhi tightens control. The action covers life, property, equality before law, equal protection, and freedom from arrest without grounds. In California, Cher Bono’s divorce from Sonny Bono was reported amid a casual, fashion focused image.
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Four gunmen steal jewels worth four million in Paris
Four men posing as delivery workers gained entry to Rita Sherman-Steinberg's Paris apartment at Avenue Foch, bound her and two companions, and looted jewelry valued at about $4 million along with cash. The victims, New York socialites, were found two hours later.
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Serling Remains Critical After Heart Bypass Op
Tele vision writer producer Red Serling, 50, native of Syracuse, remained in critical condition after a 10 hour open heart surgery ended with a heart attack during a second bypass. He had earlier suffered chest pains at Ithaca College and was moved from Tompkins County Hospital to Strong Memorial.
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Heckler pushes ERA as major 1976 campaign issue
Massachusetts Republican Representative Margaret Heckler tells 2,000 delegates at the National Women's Political Caucus that passage of the Equal Rights Amendment must be a central issue in the 1976 election. She says the greatest struggle in 1976 will be for the ERA and urges continued push in Congress and public debate.
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Disruption at International Women's Year meeting
Betty Friedan said a crowd of several hundred women staged deliberate political disruption at an unofficial feminist conference in Mexico City. The disturbance interrupted the International Women's Year Tribune held alongside a United Nations conference, with Friedan noting many participants had never been seen before.
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Assembly school aid bill stalls in Albany dispute
Three way fight over school aid pits Assembly Democrats against Senate Republicans and Gov Carey. Plan totals range from 100 to 220 million, far below the Senate’s 260 million. City and suburban allocations provoke dissent as lawmakers seek a better deal for New York City, Syracuse, Buffalo, Rochester, and Yonkers.
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Two Britons Held in Uganda Says Kampala
Uganda announced it had captured and placed in military custody two British spies and demanded full details from Britain. British officials indicated unspecified Britons faced possible death sentences for treason, while Denis Hills, a teacher, had already been sentenced to death for a manuscript about Idi Amin.
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