Cape Town University students defy Vorster warning
Cape Town University students defied Prime Minister Vorster s warning and continued their sit in to protest the government move blocking the appointment of African anthropologist Archie Mateje The campus entered its fifth day with rare peace despite a blast and a bomb hoax targeting Mateje Hall Student spokesmen vowed to remain until the university council reconsiders Mateje s appointment showing the university s tension with English speaking students and government policy
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Johannes Burg
Cape Town University
Vorster
Archie Mateje
Vorser
Cape Town
Admiryet Tion
Mateye Hall
Nigeria faces Biafra offensive amid famine and relief clashes
A wider war appears possible as Nigerian forces push toward Ibo heartland across the Niger and Red Cross warns of a large scale relief effort. Famine devastates Biafra and international aid planes face political barriers while negotiations in Addis Ababa stall with no clear ceasefire in sight.
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Isha Kadion
Yonge Nad
Tmo
Bintea
Lagos
Inter- Hational Red Cross
Red Cross
Inan
Geneva
Biafran
Ont
Red Cros
Ide
Ax Federal Roope
Saurday
Radio Biafra
Gawon
Abs
Mao says Red Guards must obey authority in anniversary note
Chinese leaders mark the Red Guards anniversary with a call to unite with workers peasants and soldiers while denouncing imperialism and revisionism. Public trials of seven alleged traitors in Hangzhou are reported amid factional Red Guard unrest. Britain’s Sir Donald Hopson returns from Beijing after a prolonged stay and a visa delay is resolved.
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Pekin
Red
Hang Chow
London
Britain
China
Donald "Hopson
Donald
Frst
Weint
Stewart
Prac
Peking
Wallaires
Hin
Fishermen feared after Tonga Fiji search effort
In Suva on Monday authorities report ships and aircraft combing waters between Tonga and Fiji for missing crew members. A large rescue operation follows reports of a boat missing near Taian Haapis island with several men aboard. Survivors or remains have not been confirmed and search arrangements remain in place.
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Suva
Tonga
Fiji
Waleb
Ae Oil
Refusal From Parents Delays Five Year Old Heart Transplant
In Houston on Monday parents of Maria Giannaris, five, the world’s youngest heart transplant candidate, refused an operation after a donor heart became available for their daughter. Doctors advised delay to seek consent, while Maria’s health remained critical and a second donor offer surfaced from an 11 year old, but the parents initially declined before later agreeing to proceed.
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Maria Giannaris
Maryland
United States
James Dudley
St Luke's Hospital
Houston
St Luke's Hosspital
Nick Giannaris
Giannaris
Jamey Dudley Herron
Miestanatis
Hays
Cather
Gianaris Si Marit
Snipers Fire On Riot Truck In St Petersburg Violence
In St Petersburg Florida a riot truck was fired on by snipers using shotguns amid a third night of racial unrest. Five arrests reported as crowds disrupted streets and police faced attacks including a store fire and firebombs. Earlier, a riot truck helped clear streets as rioters clashed with police, with a separate Rhode Island incident also injuring several.
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ST Petersburg
Florida
St Petersborg
South
Sade
Miami
Prairie Avenue
Rhodesland Howital
Farner
Philippines Denies Muslim War Against Christians
Manila and religious leaders dismissed rumours of a Muslim revolt in Cotabato and Magpet. Officials said reports of clashes and deaths were unconfirmed, noting tension but no credible evidence of an armed campaign.
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Manila
Ealm
Armed Forces
Manuel Yan
Marcos
Tows Walled Mag
Pet
Magpet
Pendu
Tin c
Vietente Rowal
Cotabato
Minedango
Pendinin
Philippines
Mc Blas Opie
Sabah
Party office bombing shocks New York Liberal HQ
An explosion rocked a Liberal Party office in New York early today. A police spokesman said a Cuban refugee group opposing Castro claimed responsibility. The Liberal Party operates in New York State and fields local candidates.
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New York
Liberal Party
Tang News Service
New York State
Own a Tuross beach for $50 this school break
Visit Tuross during school holidays to buy a beach for $50 with cleared land ready for a holiday home. Choose from five white sand beaches and two blue water lakes and enjoy water sports, boating, golf, tennis, and woodsland bird sanctuary nearby. Deposit $50 with easy terms over five years. details from a representative or via coupon for an aerial photo.
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Tuross
Moruya
Tuross Beach
Bowden & Schadel
Canberra
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Miafra
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