Kissinger outlines Rhodesia policy at Zambia luncheon
Secretary of State Kissinger called for a rapid Rhodesian settlement with black majority rule within two years and said the Ford administration will oppose the Rhodesian white government. He urged Congress to block chrome imports, aid 20 000 black refugees, and provide 12.5 million dollars to Mozambique to seal its border. He asked SA and France to enforce UN sanctions and urged African led solutions with U S aid only. Nyerere questioned U S support for black guerrillas.
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Lusaka
Zambia
Henry A. Kissinger
Rhodesia
Ford Administration
Ian Smith
Kissinger
Congress
Mozambique
South Africa
France
United Nations
Kenneth Kaunda
Zimbabwe
Community of Nations
Salisbury
U.S
Africa
Nyerere
United States
Grand Jury Ends Probe Report Planned
The Frederick County special grand jury finished its probe of the past Board of Supervisors and related matters. A court report is tentatively scheduled for next Wednesday at 9 a.m. foreman Douglas Grimm announced after the 27th juror meeting from last July 25.
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Tom McCabe Ovar
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Douglas C. Grimm
Grimm
Commonwealth
Lawrence Ambrogi
Board of Supervisors
Ambrogi
Frederick County Taxpayers Association
The
Taxpayers Association
Coy Ivy
Hugh Elwood
Senate Debates Releasing U S Spy Budget Amid Tight Control
Senate faces decision to publish the CIA budget and at least 46 intelligence reform recommendations. The 651 page report urged limits on covert actions and singled out CIA as the sole agency for covert operations. The figure, about 4 billion dollars yearly, was blocked from the final committee report prompting White House opposition and a push for full Senate ruling.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Senate Intelligence Committee
White House
Intelligence Committee
Mike Mansfield
CIA
House
Ford
Congress
United States
George Bush
Edward H. Levi
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C
Langley
United States Senate Together with Additional Views
A compilation of the United States Senate proceedings including supplemental and separate views on the matter presented. The document outlines debates, motions, and minority perspectives accompanying the main report.
Carter Udall and Jackson Confident in Pennsylvania Primary
Carter Jackson and Udall forecast wins in Pennsylvania as the Democratic race shapes the convention fight. Ford stood unchallenged on the GOP ballot with 103 delegates uncommitted. Polls open 13 hours across 9,638 precincts in 67 counties.
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Jimmy Carter
Henry Jackson
Morris Udall
Pennsylvania
Carter
Georgia
Jackson
Udall
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ford
Ronald Reagan
GOP
Congress
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U.S
Washington State
Arizona
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Indiana
Birch Bayh
Ellen McCormack
Oklahoma
Fred
Out-of-State Funds Aid Zumwalt Campaign in Virginia
Records show over 90 percent of about 66000 dollars raised by retired Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr for the Virginia U S Senate bid came from out of state. Labor unions and individual donors in New York New Jersey Maryland D C California and other states provided most funds, with Virginians contributing under 4000.
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Richmond
Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr
Virginia
U.S Senate
Virginians For
Zumwalt
State Board of Elections
Byrd Committee
Byrd
Norfolk
Tim W. Finchem
Finchem
Key Areas Will Decide Pn. Winner
Philadelphia remains pivotal as almost a quarter of Pennsylvania’s Democrats reside there. The race hinges on Jackson’s strength in South Philadelphia and Carter’s gains in black neighborhoods and the suburbs such as Bucks County. Pittsburgh’s Allegheny County and coal-region Scranton Wilkes-Barre further test labor support for Jackson and Carter statewide.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Frank L. Rizzo
Peter Camiel
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Jackson
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Rizzo
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Udall
Bucks County
Pittsburgh
Peter J. Flaherty
Jim
Allegheny County Board of Commissioners
Allegheny-Pittsburgh
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Winchester Native Spotlight In Our Town Feature
A Winchester native who lost the use of his limbs in an accident last summer is the subject of this week’s Our Town feature. Also, Warren County budget shows a 27 percent proposed increase with analysis on Area News page.
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Warren County
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