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Yank Shift Reported

FORD BIDS NATIONS LIVE UP TO SPIRIT OF HELSINKI PACT

Orgn of African Unity, meeting at summit level in Kampala, Uganda, refuses to adopt resolution calling for expulsion of Israel from UN, Aug 1; approves milder version calling for moves to 'reinforce pressure' exerted on Israel at UN and its specialized agencies, including possibility of eventually depriving it of its membership; meeting is boycotted by Tanzania, Zambia and Botswana; conf action also includes decision to send comm to Angola to look into possibility of establishing Orgn of African Unity peacekeeping force there; declaration is adopted endorsing further efforts to negotiate with white-minority govts in Rhodesia and South Africa, provided liberation movements approve; illus (M)

Africans Rebuff Arab Call For U.N. to Expel Israel

Lockheed Aircraft Corp, reversing earlier denials, issues news release saying that since '70 it has paid at least $22-million it knows or believes went to officials and pol orgns in number of foreign countries; also details sums it paid to consultants and as commissions; describes $750,000 fund 'outside normal channels of financial accountability' it maintained (M)

Lockheed Says $22‐Million Went to Officials Abroad

Latest BLS figures show jobless rate for adult women in US declined to 7.9% in July from 8.5% in previous mo (S)

Jobless Rate Off to 8.4%, Hinting Economic Upturn

51 sanitation councils will be formed in NYC to ask residents to pinpoint trouble spots in garbage collection, sweep their sidewalks and bag loose garbage for special collections by Sanitation Dept; accumulation of garbage totals 3,500 tons; Comr Robert T Groh hopes for new collection schedule by middle of next wk; Councilwoman Mary Pinkett, Assemblyman Charles Schumer and other elected officials are deluged with constituents' complaints about garbage situation; pressure from Black and Puerto Rican Legis Caucus led to announcement of new program; sanitionmen and union pres John J DeLury doubt dept can keep city clean with 1,434 men laid off (M)

City Fails to Clear Backlog of Refuse; Citizen Aid Sought

Baltic-Amers are saddened and others moved to protest over Pres Ford's signing of multination agreement in Helsinki formalizing forever incorporation of their homelands--Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania--in USSR; Baltic immigrant Jurgis Janusaitis comments; illus of Janusaitis (M)

Baltic Americans Saddened by Pact

James P Hoffa, atty and son of former Teamsters pres James R Hoffa, does not think that Teamsters pres Frank Fitzsimmons is involved in his father's disappearance (M)

Hunt for Missing Hoffa Focuses On Figures in Organized Crime

NYC is expected to increase its payments to MTA by $16.8-million because of 50c transit fare that goes into effect Sept 1; money represents additional support for program of sharply reduced fares for city's schoolchildren; MTA and city officials say fare increase will exempt city from further increase in general subsidy, leaving solution of MTA's deficits mainly to NYS; Sidney J Frigand, Mayor Beame's press chief, comments (M)

FARE RISE TO COST CITY $16.8 MILLION

Mayor Beame, noting firemen's union will not succumb to voluntary wage freeze, says he will try to persuade it to do so by Sept 1 (S)

M.A.C. AND BANKS SEEKING A BILLION FOR AUGUST NEEDS

Sen, 48-42, rejects $31-billion fiscal '76 mil procurement bill, Aug 1, 1st such rejection in recent history, and victory for Budget Com; com chmn Sen Edmund Muskie argued measure would 'bust' guidelines set forth in '74 Budget Act, exceeding appropriations target by $700-million and spending target by $1.3-billion; Sen Stennis, noting bill represented 9.8% reduction in Ford Adm request, warned HR, which had approved higher bill, might not agree to new conf; measure authorized $25.7-billion for fiscal '76 and $5.3-billion for 3-mo transitional period when Fed Govt moves beginning of fiscal period to Oct (M)

SENATE REJECTS ARMS BILL, 48‐42

Turkish Cypriote leader Rauf Denktash and Greek Cypriote leader Glafkos Clerides on Aug 1 reach agreement that would allow 9,000 Turkish Cypriotes stranded in southern part of Cyprus to move to Turkish-held northern portion of island; UN Sec Gen Waldheim lauds move; Denktash tells reporters that about 10,000 Greek Cypriotes who live in Turkish-controlled north would be allowed to stay there and that 800 Greeks from south would be allowed to join them; accord reached after 2 days of discussions, under chairmanship of Waldheim; Clerides comments (M)

CYPRIOTES AGREE ON TRANSFER PLAN

illus of 2 women sharing parasol in 93-degree neat on Aug 1

Pace Slackens as Mercury Soars to a Hazy 93° in City

Analysis of importance of Gidi and Mitla Passes in Sinai to Israeli defense; air superiority is key to success in any battle in Sinai; possible loss to Israel of capacity for instant air reaction as result of withdrawal from passes, key issue in current Egyptian-Israeli negotiations, and surveillance stations there causes acute anxiety to ground and air commanders; Israel's 4 surveillance sites in area are elements of complex mil situation that influences Govt's negotiations with Egypt concerning Sinai withdrawal; early warning of Egyptian attack and immediate reaction by Air Force would depend to considerable degree on Israel's continued posession of surveillance stations; Israeli officers concede that these stations could be moved eastward to 2 hill features: Gebel Yiallaq or Gebel Maaza; say that in both cases radar 'view' of plains east of Suez Canal, over which attacking Egyptian forces would deploy, would be obstructed by mountains through which passes run; Israeli Air Force Comdr Maj Gen Binyamin Peled says alternative sites would not be as good as the original; main early-warning system is station at Gebel Umm Khisheib, which Israelis call Umm Hashiba; station cost Israel over $20-million since '69 and is considered most advanced installation of its kind apart from those built by USSR and US; Israeli air superiority now depends on continued possession of air base at Refidim; militarily, possession of passes and surrounding mountains gives Israel significant mil advantages over Egypt beyond those inherent in use of surveillance stations; mountains represent formidable barrier to any Egyptian advance into Sinai plain; map (L)

Sinai's Passes Vital, Israeli Generals Say

Emergence of Cuba from more than decade of isolation discussed in wake of OAS decision to lift econ sanctions; apparent resumption of diplomatic and trade relations with Jamaica, Zambia, Sweden, Guyana and Trinidad-Tobago in last 4 mos prior to OAS decision noted (M)

Cuba Is Rapidly Emerging From a Decade of Isolation

South African Johannesburg Star newspaper repts that Portugal will mount massive airlift to evacuate 200,000 Portuguese from Angola (S)

Lisbon Truce Mission Flies to Angola

Orgn of African Unity delegates, meeting in Kampala, Uganda, adopt declaration endorsing further efforts to negotiate with white-minority govts in South Africa and Rhodesia, provided liberation movements approve; illus of mil tank participating in celebration over decision (S)

A Nationalist Group in Cabinda Declares Area Free of Portugal

Dominican ct convicts 3 PR nationalists, Angel Gandia, Raul Garcia and Johnny Sampson, of violating nation's internal security laws by allegedly transporting 3 Dominican guerrillas, Claudio Caamano, Toribio Pena Jagues and Manfredo Casado, from PR to Dominican Repub; sentences each to 30 yrs in prison (S)

3 JAILED FOR AIDING DOMINICAN REBELS

Repr William S Broomfield, who played leading role in unsuccessful effort to get HR to reverse itself and lift arms embargo against Turkey, releases lr from CIA Dir William E Colby holding US could not make up for deficiencies from loss of intelligence-gathering facilities in Turkey should loss be permanent; major dispute in Cong debate on embargo has been whether loss would be serious; Colby holds bases extremely important for monitoring Soviet missile deployment and compliance with arms limitation agreements; Broomfield expresses belief that if vote in HR were taken Aug 1, embargo would be lifted; is disputed by Repr Benjamin S Rosenthal, who says embargo supporters ' have picked up votes; State Dept official repts situation at US bases has not changed in last few days; says planes are permitted to use base at Incerlik; Sens Clifford P Case, Henry M Jackson and John J Sparkman illus before July 31 Sen vote authorizing end to embargo (M)

Colby Says Other Bases Cannot Replace Turkey's

Thai coalition Govt, headed by Premier Kukrit Pramoj, wins approval of record $3.13-billion '76 annual budget; vote, opposed by Pramoj's brother Seni, seen as key vote of confidence; principal opposition leader Dr krasae Chanawongse comments; vote is expected to help Kukrit Pramoj in upcoming foreign affairs, including possibility of talks between "Thailand and N Vietnamese and Cambodian neighbors (M)

Shaky Thai Coalition Bolstered As It Wins Key Confidence Vote

Entire People's Repub of China Army high command appears publicly for 1st time since Army was shaken in Sept '71 by death of former Defense Mm Lin Piao, banquet marking founding of Communist armed forces, Peking; Lo Jui-ching, former C/S purged at beginning of cultural revolution, attends for 1st time in 10 yrs in apparent further move to reflect return to normal; was closely identified with disgraced head of state Liu Shao-chi; Defense Min Yeh Chien-Ying and C/S Deputy Premier Teng Hsiao-ping also attend; their mil apptmts, disclosed to outside world last winter, are noted in Chinese media for 1st time; analysts see their attendance and that of Deputy Premier Chang Chung-chiao, who was named to head Army's gen pol dept last winter, as step in efforts to rebuild party, Govt and mil insts following turmoil of cultural revolution and Lin's alleged attempt to overthrow Chmn Mao Tse-tung; factional rivalries over top army posts have taken longer to resolve than filling of Govt and party posts; in contrast to last yr's banquet, Premier Chou En-lai does not attend; leaders of supposed 'radical' faction Chiang Ching, Yao Wen-yuan and Wang Hung-wen, are also absent; Wang, who has been elevated to 3d place in party hierarchy by Mao, attends Army Day party in home base of Shanghai; Hsinhua news agency identifies him for 1st time as deputy chmn of powerful party mil comm; speculation on significance of Chou's absence noted; Lo por (M)

Shift in China's Military Displayed at a Banquet

Paul Schrade, ex-Repr Allard K Lowenstein and CBS-TV say they will sue to force disclosure of police evidence in '68 assassination of Sen R F Kennedy; official Police Comm says it will not release secret 10-volume summary of investigation; Schrade was shot in forehead when Kennedy was killed; CBS-TV atty Howard Privett says CBS is filing suit separately under Freedom of Information Act; ct rules in favor of evangelist Oliver B Owen, who charged that he was slandered when a Los Angeles TV exec accused him of criminal involvement in slaying (S)

POLICE FACE SUIT IN KENNEDY CASE

John B Connally raises $300,000 to $400,000 for himself at nonpartisan fund raising dinner in Houston; says he is not candidate for anything but that he needs the money so he can travel around US and 'speak out on important issues'; Dem Natl Committeewoman Billie Carr and Adm Thomas H Moorer comment; Connally calls for strong natl defense and strong CIA; says Amer Pres should be ltd to 1 6-yr term of office, Fed bureaucracy should be reduced (M)

Connally Raising Funds and Issues

foreign observers in Peking are astonished by rehabilitation of Lo Jui-ching, who disappeared at beginning of cultural revolution (S)

‘Rehabilitation’ Astonishes

Nigeria's new mil Govt announces that all emergency measures imposed since mil coup against Gen Yakubu Gowon will be lifted on Aug 2; says it is satisfied with situation in country; emergency measures noted; members of old Govt, Vice Adm Joseph A Wey and Gen Hassan Katsina, wish success to new Govt (S)

Calm After Coup, Nigeria Acts to End Emergency Curbs

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Mineiro, Brazilian footballer

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Huaiwen_Xu

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August 2, 1975

Headlines from August 2, 1975

Yank Shift Reported

FORD BIDS NATIONS LIVE UP TO SPIRIT OF HELSINKI PACT

Africans Rebuff Arab Call For U.N. to Expel Israel

Lockheed Says $22‐Million Went to Officials Abroad

Jobless Rate Off to 8.4%, Hinting Economic Upturn

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