Ford rules out grain pressure on Angola crisis
In St Louis Ford said linking grain exports to pressuring the Soviet Union over Angola is unlikely to help peace. He warned the US will not halt efforts to support peacetime reforms in Angola and stressed grain exports should not be used as a bargaining tool. The president noted the Soviet Union benefits from restricted grain shipments and reiterated Washington’s stance on aiding anti‑Soviet movements in Africa.
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Soviet Union
Angola
American Farm Bureau
Louis
Ang Sia
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Anania
Arran
Annona
Cain
Israel cabinet stance on UN venue for Middle East talks shifts
The Israeli cabinet signals opposition to convening at a UN venue for future Middle East peace talks. Sources report plans to reconvene Geneva discussions faltering as regional governments push for alternative venues and renewed diplomacy. The outcome rests on shifting international pressure and US influence.
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Jerusalem
Monin
Reuter
Middle East
Geneva
Peron to Be Ousted Soon Report From Atenas
Unclear garbled text cites imminent ousting of Peron. Reportedly mentions Atenas and unnamed officials, with tangled phrases about authority and timing. No coherent dates or concrete actions confirm details.
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Peron
Storm sweeps toward Scandinavia as Europe braces
A fresh cyclone moves east from Britain across the North Sea toward Scandinavia after weekend storms killed dozens from Britain to the Swiss Alps. The tempests caused widespread damage, blackouts, and dangerous seas as rescuers searched for missing crewmen after a German vessel sank off Hirandt. Two people were reported dead and one ferry disrupted by high winds as authorities warn of continuing severe weather into Friday.
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Swiss Alps
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English Channel
North Sea
Delao
Hirandt
Gman
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Vie
Peratinn Tr
Radical changes eyed for Indian Parliament session
New Delhi report says parliamentary reforms could curb powers and tilt toward a presidential system. Government push meets opposition resistance as emergency rule remnants loom, with leaders warning of risk to democracy and major changes across both houses.
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Delhi
New Delhi
Congress
Gandhi
Pinians
Wien
Seth Wear
Puting Altry
Mareh
Esos
Shaneen
Gould
Disjointed Moscow Brief Mentions Disident Case
Fragmentary report from Birmingham outlines Soviet authorities’ actions toward a dissident, citing Dr Lennid Phos and a hospital stay. The piece notes a Western observer and mentions Robert Marshall with unclear role as a minister and a late night incident ending in a fatality after hours of confusion.
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Moscow
Lennid Phosheh
A. Pschuarne Hospital
Keine
Birmingham
Suich
Robert Marshall
Marshall
Bringham Lacan
Unclear report on Cape Town pacemaker case and Tokyo scene
Fragmented text describes a medical/pacing event in Cape Town and a separate Tokyo incident. It mentions a doctor Castiaan Barnard and a police quote. Details are unreadable and the exact sequence of actions remains unclear.
Homicide Trends Noted in England and Wales
Reported homicides in England and Wales rise since 1900 with ongoing concerns over crime patterns. Analysts emphasize attribution to social factors and policing efforts, noting regional variations and the need for improved reporting and public safety measures.
Rembrandt Exhibit Fight Over Damages Reveals Museum Row
A scrambled report outlines a Rembrandt displayed in Boston facing a dispute over valuation and damages. The piece notes a museum row involving a high profile insured painting, a federal inquiry, and a related court action.
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Boston
Rhodesia dismisses guerrilla report as propaganda
Salisbury reports the Rhodesian government rejected an external claim that 12 000 black Rhodesian guerrillas wed in Mozambique to attack Rhodesia. Officials cast the report as propaganda and questioned whether President Samora Machel could permit a mass purge from his territory during ongoing negotiations.
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Harden
Seger
Ereley
Saliba
Samara Machel
Mapame Rag
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