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Kissinger embarks on peace tour
by Nicholas Daniloff
United Press International
WASH INGTON Secretary of State ;
Asia before delivering a major address
to , the World Food Conference in
Rome, Nov. 5.
Kissinger plans to stop also in Iran,
Romania and Yugoslavia on the way to
Henry A, Kissinger embarks today on Italy, and aides reported he may squeeze
an extended diplomatic mission to
Moscow, South Asia, and possibly the
Middle East, to promote peace and
draw attention to the world's long-range
food problems.
Kissinger, who visited Mexico
M onday with President Ford, was
flying first to Moscow for talks with
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev Oct. 23
27 on the next stage in Soviet-American
strategic arms negotiations.
From the Soviet capital he will fly to
India, Bangladesh, Pakistan and
Afghanistan to discuss political,
economic and food problems in South
in a visit to Ankara to encourage a
peaceful solution to the Cyprus
problem. This could be followed by
another whirlwind peace-seeking tour
of the Middle East; officials said.
On his return to Washington,
sometime before . mid-November,
Kissinger will prepare for another
overseas journey this time to Japan,
and South Korea with Ford beginning
Nov. 19. Ford may add a visit to
Vladivostok, U.S.S.R., for a brief get
together with Brezhnev Nov. 23-24,
according to diplomatic sources.
Such a visit is made more urgent by
the requirement, forced upon Ford by
Congress last week, to end military aid
to Turkey by Dec. 1.
Kissinger would also like to make a
three or four-day trip through the
Middle East, officials report, to
promote, further movement in Middle
East peace negotiations.
However, such a trip depends in part
on the outcome of the Arab summit
meeting which begins in Rabat,
M orocco, Oct. 26. '
by Gtne Carbon
United Press tntemsConsI
OKLAHOMA CITY President Ford
warned Tuesday against election of
Democratic extremists to Congress and said
a legislative branch 'overwhelmingly
controlled by Democrats could jeopardize
world peace.
H e said he was "concerned about a b reach
between the Republican President and the
Democratic Congress" in the foreign policy
area because "unfortunately this Congress,
dominated by the opposition, doesn't seem
to understand" the need for policymaking
unity.
In a speech at a downtown rally. Ford
said:
"I'm concerned that we may get a.
Congress that is veto-proof, a Congress that
has the wrong philosophy both domestically
and internationally a possibility for the
next two years when our country faces
challenges in the Middle East, the
Mediterranean, the Caribbean and Latin
America and the Pacific as we try to broaden
detente, as we try to continue normalization
of relations with the People's Republic of
China.
"If we get the wrong kind of Congress,
peace could be in jeopardy."
He said he was "pleading for the election
of a Congress that would be farsighted,
visionary, imaginative and cooperataive so
that we can have peace abroad and so that we
can work on our problems at home."
In remarks to a crowd estimated at 9,500 .
persons, Ford called 1974 "the year of
decision, as 1 see it, for the survival of the
two-party system in our great country."
A Democratic landslide in the election two
weeks from now "could resurrect the
wild spending programs of the years 1965
$4 million heist probed
by Gene Bludeau
United Press International
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CHICAGO Investigators worked
Tuesday on the assumption that a vault
burglary estimated at $4 million or more,,
believed to be the biggest cash looting in
American criminal history, was
masterminded by an insider who knew the
lock's combination and how to bypass a
sensitive alarm system.
The investigation has turned up two
definite suspects, but neither has been
arrested, police said late Tuesday. They,
refused to identify them, other than to say ,
one was an employee of the company.
A police estimate put the weekend haul at
nearly $4 million, A vice president of
Purolator Security Inc. said the company
still was trying to determine the amount of
cash taken from its' Armored Express
Division vault during the weekend.
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May contests plea
by Jim Baiientine
United Press International
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Attorneys for James Earl Ray contended in Federal Court Tuesday
that Ray's previous lawyer, Percy Foreman, told Ray he would "barbeque" in the electric
chair unless he pleaded guilty to the slaying of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Ray is trying to win a new trial on grounds he was pressured into saying he killed the famed
civil rights leader, an act he now denies.
Bernard Fensterwald hit hard at Foreman, the noted Houston, Tex., attorney, in his
opening statement, but then moved on to the question of whether the conditions of Ray's
confinement in the Shelby County Jail prior to trial rendered him incapable of making a
logical decision.
Ray is asking U.S. District Judge Robert M, McRae Jr. to set aside his guilty plea
negotiated by Foreman on March 10, 1969,and order a new trial -.
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when Lyndon B. Johnson pushed through
many of his Great Society programs.
Ford left Oklahoma City for Cleveland to
aide Ohio Republicans James Rhodes,
locked in a tight race against Democratic
Gov. John Gilligan, and Cleveland Mayor.
Ralph Perk, trailing former astronaut John
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Glenn badly in a struggle for a Senate seat
In his visit here. Ford hoped to breathe
new life into the sagging re-election effort of
Republican Sen. Henry Bellmon, a
cattleman, wheat farmer and former
governor seeking a second term in the VS.
Senate. He b facing a stiff challenge from
Democratic Rep. Ed Edmondson.
transcripts
to prepare testimony
United Press International
WASHINGTON Attorneys for
Richard M. Nixon asked U.S. District
Court Judge John J. Sirica Tuesday to
order that the former president be
provided transcripts of all tapes
introduced at the Watergate cover-up
trial so that Nixon can be preparingfor
any testimony he may be called upon to
give."
M r. N ixon seeks no more than to be
placed in the position of being able to
refresh his recollection concerning long
past, even long-forgotten conversations
concerning a lengthy and complex series
of events before any possible
testimony," Nixon's lawyers said in a
motion filed with the court.
They had informally asked Sirica for
such an order last week, but he had
asked them to submit it formally in
writing.
Nixon has been subpoenaed as a trial
witness and is seeking to be excused on
grounds of ill health, though his lawyers
indicated last week he is improving
rapidly and may be able to testify after
all.
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