Beirut
rockets
Rockets
leave
a
fiery
trail
across
the
skyline
of
Beirut
Tuesday
night
as
the
Lebanese
army,
in
its
first
major
intervention
in
the
eight-month-old
civil
war,
captured
much
of
Beirut's
seaside
hotel
district
from
leftist
Moslem
militiamen.
Building
being
fired
at,
in
left
background,
is
the
Holiday
Inn.
Canada-EEC
link
okayed
BRUSSELS
(CP)
-
The
European
Economic
Community
(EEC)
gave
the
stamp
of
approval
Tuesday
night
to
a
contractual
link
with
Canada,
despite
a
point
of
objection
raised
by
Denmark.
A
Canadian
spokesman
said
the
Common
Market
commission
of
ministers
approved
the
idea
in
principle
and
instructed
an
EEC
committee
to
iron
out
Danish
objections.
He
said
the
commission,
in
effect,
has
said:
"We
have
given
approval
as
of
Dec.
9
don't
come
back
to
us."
Though
details
of
the
Danish
objection
centred
on
market
access
to
Canadian
resources
remains
somewhat
obscure
after
the
one-day
com-mission
meeting,
Canadian
officials
were
confident
it
would
not
delay
negotiations.
Prime
Minister
Trudeau
has
long
campaigned
for
such
a
link,
having
earlier
visited
all
Kissinger
starts
European
junket
WASHINGTON
(AP)
-
His
trip
to
Moscow
temporarily
sidelined,
U.S.
State
Secretary
Henry
Kissinger
is
setting
out
on
a
nine-day
swing
through
Western
Europe
that
will
take
him
to
a
NATO
meeting,
a
major
energy
conference
and
to
his
Bavarian
birthplace.
At
a
news
conference
Tuesday,
he
abandoned
the
idea
of
tacking
Moscow
to
the
end
of
the
trip
in
order
to
seek
a
breakthrough
on
nuclear
weapons
negotiations
with
Soviet
leader
Leonid
Brezhnev.
However,
Kissinger
told
reporters:
"I
would
expect
such
a
trip
to
take
place
in
the
next
four
or
five
weeks."
Later,
U.S.
officials
said
he
plans
to
go
to
Moscow
in
January.
In
a
series
of
diplomatic
exchanges,
the
two
superpowers
have
narrowed
their
differences
on
the
two
major
hangups
blocking
approval
of
the
arms
accord
the
Soviet
Backfire
bomber
and
the
U.S.
cruise
missile.
Soviet
Ambassador
Anatoly
Dobrynin
called
on
President
Ford
at
the
White
House
Tuesday
evening.
Kissinger
attended
the
session.
U.S.
officials
emphasized
that
the
United
States
is
seeking
assurances
that
an
arms
agreement
is
in
prospect
before
a
date
for
Kissinger's
mission
is
set.
At
the
same
time,
these
officials
said
the
postponement-Kissinger
had.
intended
to
see
Brezhnev
before
Christmas-was
not
caused
by
any
stiffening
in
the
Soviet
position.
On
the
contrary,
the
Russians
were
described
as
gradually
moving
toward
a
settlement.
Kissinger's
first
stop
on
the
trip
he
begins
today
is
Brussels,
where
NATO
ministers
are
gathered
to
assess
the
alliance's
strength
in
light
of
Portugal's
leftward
drift,
and
continuing
strains
in
the
eastern
Mediterranean
caused
by
the
Cyprus
dispute.
The
future
of
U.S.
bases
in
both
Greece
and
Turkey
remain
in
doubt.
This
weekend,
after
a
stop
in
London
to
confer
with
a
number
of
U.S.
ambassadors,
Kissinger
will
go
to
Furth,
which
he
and
his
family
fled
in
1938
under
Nazi
persecution.
He
has
been
back
once
since,
in
1959,
but
will
return
now
as
Furth's
most-famous
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promote
the
idea.
"The
decision
seems
to
give
us
the
chance
to
go
ahead
with
negotiation
j
ust
as
Canada
and
the.
EEC
members
wanted,"
a
Canadian
observer
said.
An
EEC
spokesman
said
no
progress
may
be
expected
before
January.
"There
will
be
a
lot
of
preliminary
paper
work
for
Canada
and
EEC
governments,
before
things
get
to
hard
bargaining"
he
added.
Earlier,
Canadian
officials
said
once
negotiations
begin
at
least
six
months
were
necessary
before
a
final
agreement
might
be
reached.
"That
is
the
optimistic
view,"
one
spokesman
said.
"It's
not
as
easy
as
dealing
with
a
single
government.
In
this
case
each
of
the
members
has
to
keep
referring
back
to
their
own
governments
and
this
can
be
timeconsuming."
Italian
Foreign
Minister
Mariano
Rumor
told
a
news
conference
earlier
in
the
day
that
the
EEC
minister
have
decided
to
postpone
the
Canada-link
issue
under
their
next
session
Jan.
19.
Conference
sources
said
Denmark
insisted
that
the
Canadians
uld
abandon
their
system
of
two-tier
oil
prices,
a
lower
one
for
the
domestic
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a
higher
one
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other
foreign
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