UK may aid Zambia Kaunda says after London visit
President Kaunda said Britain reversed its decision to offer more aid to Zambia to counter Rhodesia sanctions and that there is no barrier to Zambia buying anything from Britain. He praised the London talks as very useful despite initial skepticism and noted defence discussions included missiles.
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Sabah Malaysia in no hurry to retaliate
Acting Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak said Malaysia would not rush to respond to the Philippines decision to withdraw its ambassador and most of the staff from Kuala Lumpur. The issue would go to the normal Cabinet meeting on Wednesday, with a decision unlikely before then. Official confirmation of the Philippines action followed.
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Philippines embassy stall to stay in Kuala Lumpur until July 31
A Manila bound Philippine Airlines stall cannot depart on the next flight to Manila and will remain in Kuala Lumpur awaiting further instructions. An attache at the Philippines Embassy in Kuala Lumpur noted normal office hours would resume tomorrow. The Philippine ambassador in Kuala Lumpur said the stall would not leave on the Wednesday flight due to short notice.
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Talks Break Down Withdrawal Follows Sabah Dispute
The ambassador declined to name the official who would stay in Malaysia after the withdrawal following talks between Malaysia and the Philippines over Sabah. Tun Razak told news outlets that the breakdown occurred in Bangkok last week amid the Sabah claim.
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Transplanted Heart Gives New Life To Man In Houston
A surgical team at St Luke's Hospital Houston implanted the heart of a 33 year old housewife into a 58 year old retired barber. The recipient Mr Fred Everman of Arrington Virginia woke and responded well. The donor Mrs Evelyn Krikorian of Houston died from kidney disease. The operation led by Dr Denton A Cooley marked his first transplant since returning from South Africa.
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Talks on Czechoslovakia Soviet talks on Prague soil sought
Prague Communist leaders reportedly weigh Moscow invitation to bilateral talks on political and ideological differences. They prefer talks on Czechoslovak soil with a site and date yet to be decided, amid public hostility to Soviet actions and fears of foreign intervention.
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Arms sale protest ends in fighting in New Delhi
Police clashed with about 5000 demonstrators in New Delhi as they protested reports that the Soviet Union would sell arms to Pakistan. At least 37 officers were injured, 240 people arrested including five MPs and the Deputy Mayor of New Delhi, as authorities dispersed the march toward the Soviet Information Centre.
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Warning to France warns of EU precedent
The Common Markhel executive commission warned that French economic restrictions set a serious precedent for the European Economic Community and should be removed as rapidly as possible. West Germany said the measures, imposed after the May-June student revolt, should be reviewed before October 15 to consider removal on that date.
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Rail clashes halt traffic in Kwangsi amid Red Guard fighting
Feuding Red Guard factions disrupt rail and highway travel in Kwangsi province hampering war aid shipments to North Vietnam. A Kwangsi Railway Union pamphlet claims central orders ignored, trains looted, lines cut, and military movements slowed across Liuchow and surrounding regions. Reuters reports also note a call for Reuters journalist Anthony Grey’s release from detention in Beijing.
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Greece protests after Danish charges beaten in Copenhagen
Greece charged that all Charge d Affaires in Copenhagen were beaten Friday night and urged drastic protection measures for Greek diplomats in Denmark. Athens warned its future stance would depend on Denmark's response. Relations have been strained since Greece's April army takeover with ambassadors recalled.
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Saigon Theatre Explosion Kills Four Injures Ten
An explosion rocked the Quoc Thanh Theatre in Saigon killing four and wounding ten. Conflicting accounts place the blast as a planted plastic device inside the theatre or a grenade thrown from a bar outside. Rescue crews fear higher casualties as rubble is cleared. Nearby Vietcong attacks also hit a Shell and Caltex depot and North Vietnamese troops were engaged near Con Thien with casualties reported.
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Sihanouk offers US tractors for crew ransom
Cambodia's Head of State Prince Norodom Sihanouk proposed trading US tractors to secure release of an American ship's crew captured in Cambodian rivers. The ship held eleven Americans and one South Vietnamese and faced frontier violation penalties unless the U S government supplies tractors. Military spokesmen reported three marines killed and seven wounded in the action.
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Rhodesia says three more guerrillas killed in Zambesi Valley clashes
Rhodesian security forces report killing three more African nationalist infiltrators in the Zambesi Valley as operations continue with South African police support. They say 18 attackers have died in three days, with Rhodesian losses one killed and three wounded. Security along the Zambesi remains tight after a recent major incursion.
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