Brandt Policy Seeks Closer Ties To East
Bonn chancellor Willy Brandt marks his 100th day in office as his government pushes toward closer ties with Eastern bloc states. He prioritizes foreign policy with emphasis on nonproliferation talks with the Soviet Union and Poland, while internal reforms progress slowly. International talks begin in Moscow on mutual renunciation of force. Warsaw meetings set for February 5.
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Willy Brandt
West Germany
Brandt
West Berlin
Germany
Soviet Union
Poland
Moscow
Warsaw
Egon Bahr
Georg Ferdinand Duckwitz
Foreign Ministry
Jockey George Poole Shaves Beard for Ride at Hialeah
In a surprising turn at Hialeah Park, jockey George Poole, whose father trains him, shaved his beard to ride in the fourth race. He finished eighth after nearly losing the second race of his career by a whisker, a margin later corrected to 16 lengths.
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George Poole
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Hialeah
Israeli Warplanes Raid Near Cairo Suburbs
Israeli warplanes attacked military bases at El Maadi and Dahshur south of Cairo marking the closest raid to the capital since 1967. Four planes hit two Cairo suburbs killing three civilians and wounding 12 while antiaircraft batteries fired back in downtown Cairo. Some witnesses said two planes were shot down. Israel reported all jets escaped.
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Cairo
Tel Aviv
el Maadi
Dahshur
API
Israel
UPI
Raymond Wilkinson
Helwan
Egypt
Nile Delta
Filipino Official's Son Kidnaps American Girl Who Spurned Him
In Manila a son of a prominent Filipino official stormed Maryknoll College in Quezon City, fired twice, and abducted Deborah Stevenson of South San Francisco. Police pursued the kidnapper Cris Lecaroz, 20, amid reports he was connected to a mayor and several relatives in politics.
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UPD
California
Deborah Stevenson
San Francisco
Cris Lecaroz
Leecaroz
Maryknoll College
Quezon City
Miss Stevenson
Stevenson
Lecaroz
Philippines
Soledad Lavadia
Vicente
San Juan
Nigeria moves to expel aid workers linked to Biafra
Lagos moves to expel 75 foreigners accused of aiding rebels during the civil war with 32 Catholic missionaries among those rounded up. Gen Gowon plans to remove them while allowing some to stay if their services are vital for war refugees. An international observers team returns to assess relief and reports of pillaging in Biafra unfold as Red Cross notes 13,000 tons of food available for distribution.
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Lagos
API
Port Harcourt
Yakubu Gowon
Biafra
Nigeria
Red Cross
Mummy Balsam hailed as cure all by Tass in USSR
Tass the Soviet news agency praised mummy balsam as a cure all with rapid healing of broken bones. It credits Brumel's return to competition after a motorcycle crash and reports the substance will be sold in Soviet drugstores. The piece notes amino acids and dozens of microelements and claims the remedy also enlivens blood and kills germs.
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UPI
Tass
Valery Brumel
Brumel
Soviet Union
Central Asia
Caucasus
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