Filipinos close radio station amid martial law crackdown
Manila authorities shut a radio station run by a Filipino priest amid martial law actions. Two days earlier a New York missionary was deported. The Rev Albert Booms, 30, of Harbor Beach Michigan, boarded a PAL flight to San Francisco escorted by a Filipino immigration agent. Booms was reportedly arrested in a convent in Zamboanga City by officers with a warrant signed by Defense Secretary Juan Ponce Enrile.
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New York
Albert Booms
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Mich
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San Francisco
PAL
Pontifical Institute of Foreign Missions
Booms
Zamboanga City
Juan Ponce Enrile
Aegean Sea oil rights talks reach Swiss accord
In Berne on November 11, Greece and Turkey agreed to a joint committee to draft criteria for resolving Aegean oil rights. During talks they will refrain from actions that could hinder negotiations on the continental shelf, aims stated by both delegations from Athens and Ankara.
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Papa Greece
API
Greece
Turkey
Ina Ik Comes
Athens
Ate Tappin
Aegean
Berne
Switzerland
Polish bishops back aid drive for jailed workers families
Polish bishops defied government criticism and joined a dissident led fundraising effort to support families of workers jailed or jobless after food price riots. After a two day meeting led by Cardinal Stefan Wyszynska the episcopate announced a collection drive to aid those affected.
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Warsaw
Poland
U.L — Pousa
Stefan Wyszynska
Wlodzimierz Taniurek
United States backs third world news proposal
UPI reports at UNESCO conference in Nairobi that the United States approves a proposal to improve media links between rich and poor nations while opposing a Soviet inspired draft for state control. It supports a Tunisian led plan to strengthen regional and international news organizations and journalist groups in developing countries.
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Nairobi
Kenya
UPI
United States
U.S
General Conference
U.N. Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization
America
Peking earthquake alert sparks foreign evacuation fears
Chinese Foreign Ministry warned foreign residents in Beijing that an earthquake could strike at any moment, prompting preparations to evacuate buildings. It marked the second quake alert in four months, with widespread damages but few reported casualties.
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Fong Kong
UPI
Foreign Ministry
Princ
Peking
Cocktail deadly disaster near Dampier WA
Brazilian nationals aboard the 42,000 ton ore carrier Decamar were aboard when a deadly incident occurred as the ship bound from Brazil to Japan encountered disaster off Dampier in Western Australia. One survivor was taken to Dampier Hospital.
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Sydney
Manipal
Western Australia
Dampier Hospit
Decamar
Bran
Jepan
UAE urges oil price rise delay in interview
United Arab Emirates oil minister Maneh Saeed Al Oteiba advocates postponing any price hike after a Kuwaiti interview. GPEC plans a December 15 Qatar meeting to discuss the issue while warning against inflation and harm to industrialized economies. Kuwait's Adel Mattaleb Al Kawemi backs a brief delay before the OPEC conference.
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Arab Emirates
Maneh Saeed al Oteiba
al Seyassah
GPEC
Qatar
Carter
Oteiba
Kuwait
Adel Mattaleb al Kawemi
Cong Prmioen
Kaas
French Coalition Weakens in Four National Assembly By-Elections
UPI reports disputes within the governing coalition of ce Urists, Independent Republicans and Gaullists blunt their grip as four National Assembly by-elections unfold. Justice Minister Olivier Cuichard calls for unity against a socialist Communist leftist bloc.
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Pals
UPI
Valery Oscard
Ce Urists
Gaull
Coaliion
National Assembly
Olivier Cuichard
Peace forces in Lebanon consolidate near border advance
Syrian troops within the Arab peacekeeping force regroup outside Beirut and move toward Tripoli and Sidon to secure key roads and squares. The force, about 2,300 Saudis Libyans and Sudanese with a larger Syrian contingent, plans limited southern reach while diplomacy eyes a wider Arab conference on the Israeli border.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPL
Tripoli
Sidon
Israel
Damascus
Beirt-Tripoli
Pappetel
Chouf
Zimbabwean leaders press Dec 1 1977 date for black rule
In Geneva Mugabe and Nkomo reiterated demand for Dec 1 1977 as firm binding date for majority rule. They agreed with Richard to set Dec 20 as deadline for talks end, but linked to violence date and conference deadline. Richard called progress modest.
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Geneva
Switzerland
UPI
Robert Mugabe
Joshua Nkomo
Britain
Iaw
Patriotic Front
Ivor Richard
Mugabe
Nkomo
Richard
Thanewer
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