Rome voters give Communists 30 of 80 seats in city council
Tens of thousands in Rome chanted and danced around Capitoline Hill as Communists celebrate a 30 seat victory in the Rome municipal council, with 35.5 percent of the national vote. The Christian Democrats hold 27 seats, while seven other parties share the rest.
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Kissinger Foresees Talks With Vorster On Rhodesia Transfer
Secretary of State Kissinger and South Africa's Prime Minister Vorster begin talks in Bavaria amid U S efforts to avert southern Africa's racial war. Kissinger seeks Rhodesia negotiation to transfer control to blacks within two years while condemning apartheid and urging African-led solutions.
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Beirut in Flames as Truce Fails and Fighting Intensifies
Reports from Beirut say Christian and Muslim factions clash across the city after a collapse of a three day truce. Palestinians allied with Lebanese Muslims claim heavy losses for Christians while Beirut Radio cites renewed battles near refugee camps and enclaves.
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