Castro to Withdraw Cuban Troops From Angola
Castro plans to pull out Cuban forces from Angola with about half leaving by year end 1976. Kissinger reported to Palme that the U.S. will not recognize the MPLA until all Cuban troops depart. The letter arrived as Kissinger visited Stockholm and discussed NATO allied strength and Vietnam war reflections.
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Castro
Angola
Stockholm
Sweden
Fidel Castro
Olof Palme
Foreign Ministry
Palme
Henry A. Kissinger
Falme
Kissinger
U.S
Marxist Popular Movement
MPLA
United States
South Africa
Security Council
United Nations
Sven Andersson
Cadets face expanded probe as West Point reviews cheating
West Point authorities take charge of the honor code investigation amid exams and graduation. A three officer review board plus an army lawyer will examine 70 to 90 additional cheating cases, after 117 reports in March. Cadet Greg Coppershite defends classmates while Brig. Gen. Ulmer cites a high standard and lessons from Vietnam.
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West Point
N.Y
UPI
U.S. Military Academy
Army Brass
Sidney Berry
Military Academy
Army
Greg Coppershite
Gaithersburg
Vietnam
Walter F. Ulmer, Jr
More arrests seen in boxer's death in Reno
Authorities say additional arrests are expected soon in the brothel slaying of Argentine heavyweight Oscar Bonavena. Cheryl Ann Rebideaux, Bonavena's civil wife, has been located but refuses to answer questions per her attorney. Willard Brymer, a Mustang Ranch guard, is jailed on homicide investigation as autopsy results and probes proceed.
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Reno
Nev
Oscar Bonavena
Nevada Division of Investigation and Narcotics
Cheryl Ann Rebideaux
Bonavena
Sparks
New
Willard Ross Brymer
Sun Valley
Los Angeles
Honavena
Vincente
Argentina
Virginia City
Storey County
Virgil Bucchianeri
Brymer
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Columbia
Arctic
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