Iceland Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Britain Over Fishing
Iceland cuts all diplomatic relations with the United Kingdom amid a fishing grounds dispute that sparked naval tensions. Iceland cites British warship incursions and coast guard clashes as the trigger, while Britain defends traditional fishing rights. The NATO council expressed regret and sought mediation as the United States offered support for a resolution.
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London
Iceland
Beitain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Western Alliance
Tceland
NATO
Kellavit
Allanile
Geir Hallgrimsson
Italy
Naligrimsson
Britain
Rome
Icelandlcc Coast Guard
Kato Council
Jasephans
Washington
Department
John Trattner
United States
Heilain
Ireland
Sending Your Poems to Publish and Profit
A reader asks how to publish inspirational poetry and possibly book form. Advice covers subsidy presses versus traditional publishers, involving church groups, local Christian outlets, and paying markets like Guideposts, The Christian Home, and In Sight. Also suggests Writers Market and contacting Steve Brown at Harper's Ferry for publishing guidance.
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Mrc. M
Hagerstown
Tne
France
PTL
Praise the Lord
Cristian Light
Guideposts
Third Ave
New York
N.Y
Insight
Hox
Grand Rapids
Mich
the Christian Home
Eighth Ave. South
Nashville
Tenn
Washington County Free Library
Ramplele
Steve Brown
Little Brown House
Harpers Ferry
Steve
W.va
Help Line Personal Support Offer Described in Ad
An ad promotes Help Line as a listening service with trained volunteers ready to talk about personal issues. Hours are 6 p.m. to midnight Sunday through Thursday and 6 p.m. to 3 a.m. Friday and Saturday. Call 791-2600. volunteer line 701-2600, and mention Tell ’ens Action Line.
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Ens
Ford accuses Reagan of backdoor socialism in New Hampshire swing
President Ford accuses Ronald Reagan of backing backdoor socialism as he campaigns in New Hampshire for the first presidential primary. Ford criticizes ideas to shift Social Security funds to stocks, while Reagan aides reject the charge and defend his stance. Ford defends Nixon pardon and China ties amid crowd noise at a Keene high school forum.
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Krene
NUL
Ford
Ronald Reagan
New Hampshire
Reagan
Teave
Dover
Nu H
Tolay
Keene
California
Industris
America
Betty
Air Force One
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Nyn
Ward
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
China
Heagan
Congress
Senate
House
House probes newsman over secret report leak
The House votes to probe Daniel Schorr of CBS for arranging publication of a secret CIA document in the Village Voice, with potential actions including voiding his press card or contempt charges. Justice officials say no prosecution for former CIA chief Helms, amid broader intelligence probe and historic break-in cases.
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Washington
Justice Department
CIA
Richard Mf
House
CAS
Daniel Schorr
Helms
Ethics Committee
House Intelligence Committee
Schorr
Village Voice
New York
Samuel Stratton
de Ram
Congress
Ford
New Hampshire
Chamber of Cottmorce
Dover
Fairfax City
Blockefelter Commission
J. Stanley Pottinger
Fairfax
Pottinger
Atty
Edward H. Leyi
Special Prosecular
Department
White House
John Ehrlichman
Daniel Ellsberg
Peron Faces Coup Threat Amid Political Turmoil
In Buenos Aires, military leaders discuss President Isabel Peron remaining in office by pledging not to seek reelection. Army commander Videla and naval and air force chiefs met to plan strategy and may brief top generals. Observers doubt the military will seize power, while gauging support for stabilizing moves.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
APF
Esabel Peron
Dorge Videla
Oavy
Mrs. Nocom
Brazil Gains Top U.S. Rating as Latin Ally
Secretary Kissinger plans an agreement recognizing Brazil as a key U.S. partner with economic and political alliance status similar to Japan. The pact foresees annual visits, expanded trade and technology sharing, and removal of some barriers to boost Brazil’s industrialization while ending some countervailing duties on Brazilian exports. Brazil aims to lead in the Third World and ease anti American sentiment among nonaligned nations.
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Kenneth J. Freed
Associated Press
Brasilia
Brazil
APY
Henry A.issinger
United States
Kissinger
Japan
Washington
Latin America
U.S
Third World
Mystery man tied to Lockheed paid millions in fees
Senate investigators say a mysterious foreign official, possibly an airline officer, was paid 4.7 million to 4.9 million by Lockheed in 1974 and 1975. Officials cannot identify the recipient or country. Kadama in Japan is noted as a high-paid consultant. others include Adnan Khashoggi. Senate probes seek names and ties to government or state firms.
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Washington
APL
Senate
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
Treasury
William E Shnon
Willian Proxmire
Wis
Senate Banking Committee
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
Frost
Japan
Yoshio Kadama
Wats
Adnan MM. Khashape
Sayl
Kodama
Emergency Loan Guarantee Board
Simon
Praxmire
Proxmire
Bantkrupt
Church
Lockheed Payolls
West Germany
Congressmen deny accepting bribes in probe
Washington AP report says two male congressmen investigated by the Justice Department for allegedly accepting bribes from the South Korean government deny any wrongdoing. They claim no illegal payments, with one figure noting bribes under ten thousand dollars each. A Roceiin-born secretary in House Speaker Carl Albert’s office reportedly implicated in the probe denies involvement.
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Washington
Justice Department
Robert Leggett
Dealit
FBE
Adklatide
Beth
House
Carl Albert
Suzi Thomson
Addaubo
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Acthos
Maugansville Lumber Company
Harold
Peron
Leisure
Bpachel
Mal Chapple Conte
Mystery Man
C Prepared Farm Farme
George Lambillotte
Hemitton Bhd
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