Kissinger Warns Detente Or Chaos In Global Outlook
Secretary Kissinger warned that détente offers a safer world but failure could unleash chaos from rising nations, nuclear risks, and Soviet strength. He urged U S Congress to back pro Western Angola forces, warned domestic politics threaten long term foreign policy, and defended dialogue with the Soviet Union amidst global tensions. Rabin was slated to attend the San Francisco event with other dignitaries.
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Soviet group in Angola denies plans to nationalize Gulf Oil
The MPLA in Angola denied reports it planned to nationalize Gulf Oil's Cabinda concession or seek compensation. Expulsions of foreign reporters followed claims of a desire to seize Gulf operations. Dispatches described Gulf staff withdrawals, U.S. State Department concerns, and MPLA military advances with Cuban and Soviet support amid peace overtures and ongoing clashes with UNITA.
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Egypt Plans Soviet Tank Modifications for Western Ammo
U S intelligence reports that Egypt will modify hundreds of Soviet supplied tanks to use Western parts and ammunition. The aim is to cut reliance on the Soviet Union for essentials to keep armored forces operational. Negotiations reportedly focus on converting TH tanks by replacing 115 mm guns with 105 mm NATO guns, work to be done in Na Vy. Additionally Egypt has discussed with Britain plans to rebuild TH tanks.
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Quints Doing Quite Well After Premature Birth
In Kagoshima Japan officials report the Yartashir quintuplets are “quite well and strong” three days after birth. Two with low blood sugar improved after injections and their 27 year old mother Noriko Yamashita rests in bed. The five babies weigh between 2.2 and 4 pounds at birth and will stay in incubators for about two to five months. The report notes no current danger to the mother.
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Catholic school kids hold quiet burial for old convict
In Colimels Ohio 100 year old John Weber was buried in bone chilling 13 degree weather at Our Mother of Sorrows Church and St Stephen the Martyr Catholic school students served as pallbearers and sang hymns. A prison inmate since 1926 Weber died last Thursday at the Ohio Penitentiary. Fathers urged reform of the penal system as the ceremony emphasized dignity for a man who spent decades behind bars.
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Fraser unveils $90 million budget cut plan in Australia
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser announced more than 90 million dollars in government spending reductions aimed at restoring the economy. Defense kept at 52.3 million for 1975 76 while other departments face cuts including foreign affairs 31.7 million hospital development 13 million and telecommunications 410.9 million. Fraser said further cuts are planned after a civil service review by Sir Meary Blend and outlined belt tightening across overtime travel and committees.
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GM reports record sales and profits despite 1970s slump
GM posted 1978 fourth quarter earnings of 667 million and annual vehicle sales of 6.63 million, aided by cost cuts and new models. Full-year 1978 worldwide sales rose to 10.5 billion in the quarter and profits reached 618 million, marking recovery from earlier declines. A first quarter dividend was declared, with plans to continue expansion into 1979.
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Court to Rule Jon Ray's Appeal for New Trial
CINCINNATI AP A three judge panel of the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals was to hear Jon Ray's request for a new trial Ray, who confessed to killing Martin Luther King Jr in 1968, contends his former lawyers coerced him into pleading guilty He is serving a 99 year sentence in Tennessee State Prison at Nashville after arrest in London two months after the murder.
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