End to fighting in Lebanon urged by Assad and Tito
Assad of Syria and Tito of Yugoslavia called for an immediate halt to the Lebanon conflict after two day talks in Belgrade. The communique urged ending bloodshed, warned against extension of the war, and supported the Arab League peace drive for a political solution.
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Italians Debate Broad Based Coalition Limits
The Italian Socialist Party urged a broadly based government to address the economic crisis but did not demand Communist inclusion. Socialists hinted at possible Communist collaboration as Christian Democrats face a strong Communist challenge. CD executives plan talks after elections with Parliament opening July 5 and President Leone to begin prime minister talks.
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Economic Summit Opens With Inflation Warning
Seven nation leaders gather in Puerto Rico for the economic summit led by President Ford who warns unchecked expansion could spark inflation. Panels will discuss global outlook, trade talks, energy, monetary issues, and aid to Italy while informal talks focus on Italy's economy and NATO position.
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OAU to act after South Africa riots in Soweto Day plan
Organisation of Africa Unity foreign ministers meet in Port Louis Mauritious and urge action following Johannesburg riots that killed 176. Ghana proposes launching armed struggle, denounces Western arms and a helicopter-backed massacre, and designates June 6 Soweto Day to honor South Africans’ courage.
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No concessions on apartheid post riots in South Africa
South Africa remains firm on apartheid with no major concessions after rioting suppression. Government channels say police action avoided army use and proves revolution cannot succeed. Observers caution against swift concessions to urban black majority despite calls for action. Reactions from Bonn attribute riots to saboteurs blocking discussions with Kissinger. later talks deemed productive for peace in Southern Africa.
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Pilot strike shutters Canadian flights to Olympics
Canadian airline pilots strike cripples air links to the world threatening the Montreal Olympic Games. US pilots refuse to fly to Canadian ports citing safety. Contingency plans considered but no action taken yet as talks stall.
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Stirling march recalls Bannockburn victory in 1431
London's AAP report notes thousands of Scottish nationalists marching in Stirling for Bannockburn's anniversary. Other items include thalidomide inquiry release, Argentina's death penalty revival, Custer Battlefield remembrance, kidnap victim freed after ransom, Japan landslide toll rising, Thai insurgent siege, Vatican appeal to US catholics, Kenyan killings near Uganda, and Connery McClory copyright dispute over The Spy Who Loved Me.
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Armaments boom warned by scientist in Vienna
Armaments concern grows as Frank Barnaby of Stockholm's International Peace Research Institute states about 500,000 physicists and technicians, roughly 40 percent of the world total, work full time in arms sectors. He warns a third world war risk rises due to the US Soviet arms race and global nuclear and conventional weapons knowledge.
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Talks on prospecting in Antarctica begin in Paris
Representatives from 12 nations including the United States and the Soviet Union start a two week Paris conference to draft a code for mineral prospecting in Antarctica. The region holds uranium manganese cobalt iron and other minerals and officials will study problems and whether a joint approach can be developed. The USSR favors exploration but opposes joint ventures in extraction and marketing. Attending officials include US USSR France Britain Argentina Australia New Zealand Belgium Chile Japan South Africa and Norway.
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