Shackleton leads British economic survey to Falklands
Lord Shackleton and a team aboard Endurance arrived at Port Stanley to study wool offshore oil and fisheries finance. The mission plans about a month on the islands and will report to Foreign Secretary Callaghan on development prospects amid Argentina's ongoing claim to sovereignty over the Malvinas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Stanley
Falk- Ton Islands
Suntay
Aap-Reuter
Lord Shackleton
Falkland Islands
Royal Navy
Endurance
Government House
Neville French
Callaghan
Armentina
Enmeighbour
Britain
Buenos Aires
Liberal leader cites $40m bribe to MPLA to win Angola recognition
Thorpe alleged the Soviet Union paid the equivalent of 440 million dollars to a West African leader to back the MPLA in Angola. He said the bribe aimed to sway other African states and establish a Soviet permanent foothold in Africa. He did not name the recipient or country, stating the source was impeccably placed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
AAP
Soviet Union
Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola
MPLA
Liberal Party
Thorpe
Africa
Angola
Organisation of African Unity
Split in Chile Shocks London as Generals Demand Resignation
A British Sunday paper reports a rift in Chilean leadership after ten cen generals sent an ultimatum to junta leader Augustino Pinochet demanding his resignation and sweeping policy changes. The petition calls for radical reforms by a March deadline, criticizing the regime and Chile's overseas image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chiles Cen
Demeral
Ford denies U S funds aid to Angolan mercenaries
President Ford said the United States is not training foreign mercenaries for Angola but acknowledges spending about 441 million dollars to counter Soviet and Cuban influence. He cited working with other countries to let Angolans decide their fate, while reporting probes into the use of US money for such activities. Concurrently Guyana and Barbados barred Angola bound Cuban troop aircraft from refueling after a US request, and the Soviet Tass agency said MPLA forces gained control of a coastal enclave and captured over 1,000 South African service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford
United States
Angola
Moscow
Aap-Reuter
MPLA
Dlitc
Connie
South Africa
Tass
Luanda
Tel Aviv Fire Blamed on Palestinian Guerrillas
Palestinian sources claimed a 8 Commando operation sparked a fire at Haaretz newspaper depots in Tel Aviv as Israeli authorities arrested many Palestinians after raids near Tel Aviv. WAPA reported five attacks in 24 hours across Tel Aviv terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afirat
Halite
Tel Aviv
Haaret
Palestine
Haarets
Shopa
Sed Wapa
Me Deciaranen
Deraeli
WAPA
Termel
PLO vows to down any aversment not sanctioned by group
Majid Abu Shatar, head of the PLO Information Service, says the Palestine Liberation Organisation will down any aversment not specifically sanctioned by the organisation. He claims the PLO used as a cover to carry out terrorism and that the PLO cause will not be trampled underfoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Reutert
Palestine Liberation Organisation
Ceneral
Fatah Revolusiomary Comne
PLO
Ieformation
Majid Abu Shatar
Land Tax Office
Sydney
Murals in Florence Church Believed to Be Michelangelo
Italian art experts say damp church basement murals likely unseen Michelangelo works, well preserved and possibly connected to the Medici circle. Officials note mural styles resemble Sistine angels and suggest a high Renaissance masterpiece, with restoration due by spring to determine authorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Michelangelo
Luciano Berti
Rerence
Carlo D Preghinnaventi
Communit Daily
Unita
Michelangélo Oor
Christ
Sistine Chapel
Vatican
Michelangels
Pilgrims homeflight engine fire forces safe landing in Istanbul
An ISTANBUL DC-10 carrying forty Muslim pilgrims from Mecca landed after one engine caught fire. Only two passengers, mostly Turks, were lightly injured. The incident interrupted a crowded arrival with the craft diverted to the runway in strong winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Mecca
Devalued Israeli Currency Slips in World Markets
Israel’s currency weakened sharply as the lira slips further in value amid global market jitters. Officials cited a near 2 percent fall with the shekel trading near 3.24 to the US dollar, signaling continued pressure on the national economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Israel
Ramoluunedd
Heart Transplant Report From Cape Town Hospital
Sunday report from Grace Scheur Hospital in Cape Town notes a heart transplant performed with a double heart procedure. The recipient remains unnamed but is believed to be a patient in Cape Town. Details are scarce and sources indicate a prominent medical team led by Professor Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Towns
Christmain Barnard
Tive Dave
Grace Scheur Hospital
Caper Town
Chrysler TON DOR Government Rescue Plan Vote Report
Representatives accepted measures by a narrow vote to back a government rescue plan worth 6 million. The move follows pressure from Chrysler and British authorities amid broader talks on national economic stabilization. Authorities warned that without timely agreement the program could be halted and jobs could be at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Dor
Siuildas
Ap-Reutert
Viale Weion
Vesterdas
Lahiir
Chrysler
Spain cuts telephone links after Christmas holiday
Reuters reports Spain restored telephone service during Christmas then cut lines again due to Cribral lar issues. The communication outage affects Madrid and other regions as agencies work to resolve the problem and restore full service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Catholic bishop rejects blasphemy charge over Danish film director
A Catholic bishop has rejected blasphemy charges against Danish director Juergen planning to make a film on Christian vices and homoerotic themes. In London, a fraud probe against John Stonehouse is revived amid Magistrate Court actions and related claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copestiagen
Stnday
Direst Dens Juergen
LON Ton Sitdas
AAP Reitert
John Stonehouse
Masai Attack Drives Scribes From Kenyan Lands
Masai raiders killed several people and wounded many others west of Nairobi, according to the Kenya News Agency. The attackers used spears and bows and arrows to drive out Abaluhya scribes from Masai land amid intertribal tensions reported Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teal
Naira
Kenya
Masai
Juggling Genes Ethical Debate Moves Closer to Reality
A two year trend shows biochemists refining gene transfer in organisms from frogs to bacteria. The shift raises questions about genetic engineering, cloning, and the balance between scientific freedom and ethical limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancor
Controversy Over Genetic Engineering Shapes Major Meetings
Debate splits scientists between noting potential benefits and stressing risks, ethics, and control. Leaders from Harvard Medical School Stanford MIT and the NIH warn about infection, cancer risks, and long term impacts on society while urging public dialogue and cautious progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
California
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard Mit
Jonathan Beckwith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Qworld News
U.K
Chile
Mc Ford
Georgetown
Guyane
Sunday
Guyana
Barbados
Paulo del Poggelio
Agelo
Piaphi
Michela Ngela
Basilica of San Lorenzo
Owe Oh the
Medicis
Inge Bros
Canberra
H Hardware & Timber
Barrier Street
Fyshwick
D.P
Oregon
Gabbro
Kiel Canal
West Germany
Europe
N. Ireland
Lebanon
Belfast
Reuters
Provisional
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Tripoli
Meun- Tin
Aly
Seer Prison
Seer
Beimul
RIG DE
Saas-Fpee
Switzerland
Yeaterdrs
Stonehouse
Foundation For Youth Ltd
Legislative Assembly
East Timor
Age
Australia
Imor
Indonesia
Timor
M. Coltian
Kingston
University of Chicago
Gene Hansier
de John Murrow
Morrow
Joshua Lederberg
Stanford University Medical School
de Dewith Steven, Jun
American National Institute of Health
Chicago
Stetten
Robert Sinsheimer
California Institute of Technology
Sinsheimer
Sinshaumer
Molecular Social
Science
Criti
Feeherighio Coll Laboratory
New South Wales
Government
Hunter Street
S Company
Noi Se
N.B
Land Tak
Government Information and Sales Centre
Market Street
G.P.O
Russell
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!