Brezhnev Arrival Raises Hopes For Soviet Detente
Washington reports broad optimism as Brezhnev lands for talks with Nixon at Camp David and San Clemente. Officials foresee progress on nuclear arms, cultural exchanges, and trade while critics urge more on Jewish emigration and human rights.
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NATO aims at talks on troop cuts with Soviet leaders
Western ministers from the 15 nation NATO alliance in Copenhagen said talks on phased troop reductions in central Europe should start by October 1973 and that a first stage of negotiations on a European security conference in Helsinki would open July 3. They stressed the importance of fulfilling the nuclear and defensive commitments amid East West détente efforts.
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Loyalist generals released after arrest
Sunday report says red loyalist generals Lieutenant General Andreas Nurdelakye and Major General Pancurio Pongugnes were freed after last month’s arrests. Sources close to them told Reuters Newsmen the two high ranking officers are no longer in custody.
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Visit ends as Nogeria general departs Britain
The leader of Nogeria's military government General Jaimwon concluded a state visit to Britain and left for home on Sunday, marking the end of the official trip and signaling a return to Nogeria.
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Indian Prime Minister Leaves Belgrade After Talks With Tito
Mrs Gandhi departed Belgrade by special aircraft for Canada following two days of discussions with Yugoslav President Marshal Tito and Prime Minister Biplab Deba.
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US Cuts Cambodian Bombing Tonnage Amid War Debate
Washington reports a reduced air raid tonnage on Cambodia, with 3 761 tons dropped this month, down from previous levels. Officials claim progress toward a ceasefire, while Parliament weighs related legislation and continued military pressure.
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Belfast feud escalates after youth found dead in waste ground
A Catholic youth, 17, Bane Rouse, was found dead in Andersontown Belfast amid claims by Protestant militants of responsibility linked to retaliation for Friday's assault on Michael Wilson. Authorities say the incident reflects a wider feud among militant Protestant groups. Security forces reported multiple hazardous devices exploding or found in Belfast and Londonderry with injuries few or none. An IRA hazardous materials expert and several suspects appeared in court, amid continued warnings of further violence.
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Unclear fragmentary content from Japan quake report
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Death toll from storms devastates Palue Island region
Unclear report cites Social Affairs Ministry noting a toll of about 1,400 people from Palue Island after storms struck six weeks ago. The event affected Sidoiriestum oslartuls and Flores, with Mak estimating mass casualties and sentences suggesting widespread impact across the islands.
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Australian and three others found guilty in South Africa terror case
An Australian, an Irishman and four South Africans were convicted on multiple charges under South Africa's Terrorism Act. Sentencing awaits in the Supreme Court. Accused, including Alexandre Mourmabaris, John Howes, Theophilia Chalo, and four others, faced mixed counts from false papers to conspiracy. The judge cited a conspiracy with the ANC as a key element in the case.
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