Monday, April 22, 1974
The Daily Tar Heel
U.S. refuses
Cuban contact
ATLANTA Secretary of State Henry
Kissinger said Sunday the United States has
no intention of restoring diplomatic
relations with Cuba.
Kissinger's remarks came when he left the
Organization of American States conference
where the first tentative steps were taken to
renew contacts with the Communist regime
of Fidel Castro. Members agreed their
governments should be consulted about
possible future involvement of Cuba in the
organization.
The United States, which recently allowed
American auto makers operating in
Argentina to sell vehicles to Cuba, did not
object to the consultations.
But in his 30-minute address to the OAS
delegates Saturday, Kissinger made no
reference to Cuba.
Shortly before leaving Sunday to return to
Washington to deal with Middle East
problems, he was asked why he did not speak
of Cuba.
"Because we don't have any intention of
restoring diplomatic relations with Cuba
and 1 don't expect this will be a big subject
this week," Kissinger replied.
Morgan defends
staying in office
RALEIGH In a statement prepared for
submission to a U.S. Senate subcommittee
Monday, Robert Morgan says he is
continuing to serve as attorney general while
campaigning for the Senate to protect the
"independence of the office."
"I have chosen to continue to serve as
attorney general while running for the U.S.
Senate to ensure the continued
independence of this office, its staff and its
commitment to the effective administration
of justice," the statement, released here
Sunday, said.
The statement was to be offered as
testimony to the Senate Subcommittee on
the Separation of Power, chaired by Sen.
Sam Ervin, D-N.C. The subcommittee is
considering legislation aimed at ensuring
independence of the U.S. Justice
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End to South Vietnam aid seen
WASHINGTON The United States may be able to end economic aid to South
Vietnam by mid-1976 if Congress will first give Saigon another $1.5 billion,
Ambassador Graham A. Martin said in an interview released Sunday.
But Martin, the U.S. ambassador to Saigon, said Hanoi has mounted a
"marvelously clever, ingeniously sophisticated and frighteningly pervasive
propaganda campaign to force the American Congress to immediately and
drastically reduce American aid to the Republic of South Vietnam."
Kurdish guerillas claim 4 Iraqi planes
TEHRAN Kurdish guerrillas claimed they shot down four Iraqi Soviet-built
fighter planes, destroyed four tanks and killed more than 1 00 Iraqi soldiers in fighting
Saturday, the. Iranian daily newspaper Kayhan International said Sunday.
The English-language newspaper, quoting clandestine Radio Kurdistan, said
fighting was continuing in major towns throughout mountainous northern Iraq.
Tiny tribe fights for reservation
WASHINGTON Indian tribes throughout the West are rallying around the tiny
Hoopa Tribe of California to help it repel a courtbacked takeover of its reservation by
another tribe.
The Hoopas are appealing to the Supreme Court from a ruling by the U.S. Court of
Claims giving 3,323 Yurok Indians a share of some $1 million in annual timber sales
from the 12-mile square Hoopa reservation, created in 1864.
BEIRUT Israeli and Syrian ground and
air forces dueled on the Golan Heights again
Sunday, giving a grow ing sense of urgency to
U.S. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger's
latest mission to the Middle East this week in
search of a peace settlement.
Israel claimed its warplanes hit Syrian
positions around strategic Mount Hermon
and chased off a Syrian MIG21 interceptor
that crossed into Israel-held lerritory.
All Israeli planes returned safely,
according to a communique from the
military command in Tel Aviv.
The air strikes followed intermittent
shelling around the 9.000-foot mountain and
in the southern sector of the Golan front
during the day.
Sunday's clashes marked the 4 1st straight
day of Golan Heights fighting.
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan
said earlier he believes the fighting is
designed to bring pressure on negotiations
for a separation of forces on the front.
In other Middle East developments:
West German Chancellor Willy
Brandt, on a tour of Arab countries, arrived
in Cairo for a four-day official visit and talks
on European ties with Arab countries.
The United Nations prepared to cut its
buffer troops in the Sinai between Egypt and
Israel by more than 300 men in mid-May.
Secretary General Kurt Waldheim gave no
specific reason for the move in a report to the
Security Council but diplomatic sources said
he fears financial contributions for the force
will fall off as tension between Egypt and
Israel decreases.
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