Queen defies rain at Jubilee Trooping of the Color salute
Queen Elizabeth defied rain at Trooping the Color marking her official birthday and Silver Jubilee. She rode sidesaddle on the Canadian mare Burmese as umbrellas sheltered cheering crowds at Horse Guards Parade. Prince Philip and Prince Charles accompanied the Queen in guards uniforms while Prime Minister Callaghan’s stand watched Chip Carter among VIPs.
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Commonwealth leaders gather at Gleneagles for talks
Leaders from 34 Commonwealth governments meet at Gleneagles Hotel Scotland for a 10 day session focusing on arms money for Rhodesia and Southwest Africa as well as efforts to curb South Africa sports participation. African dissent pushes New Zealand PM to curb teams amid calls for a boycott of the 1978 Commonwealth Games.
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Israel unhappy with Carter Middle East stance says diplomat
Simcha Dinitz, Israel's ambassador to the United States, told UPI that Israel is not happy with President Carter's Middle East policy. He argued Carter's remarks about a Palestinian homeland and withdrawal to prewar borders could be misinterpreted by Arabs and deviate from U.S. understanding of a solution to the Arab Israeli dispute. Dinitz said Carter has not publicly defined what he means by Palestinian homeland.
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Soweto Student Leader Sechaba Montsitsi Arrested
Police in Soweto arrest Sechaba Montsitsi president of the Soweto Students Representative Council and several black students as tensions rise five days before the June 16 1976 anniversary of deadly protests. Authorities say arrests aim to keep leaders off the streets while assuring calm in townships.
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First Lady Rosalynn Carter Ill During Parley in Venezuela
Rosalynn Carter suffered a brief illness during a meeting with President Carlos Andres Perez’s wife at La Casona. Nurse care and a 45 minute rest followed, with her aides continuing the labor union talks. She later addressed reporters about her work and the significance of the trip.
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First International Short Musical Films Festival in Paris
An inaugural festival in Paris at the FNAC auditorium runs from the 21st to the 25th featuring short films on jazz classics folk songs and popular music.
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Young woman rescued from hijacked train in dawn raid
A young woman rescued from a hijacked train after a dawn raid by the Dutch army waits for hospital treatment in Groningen. Another rescued hostage said the two captives killed. had they stayed low, they might have lived, according to troops.
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