Amin defers Uganda execution date amid British talks
Kampala reports President Amin says he will not change his decision on executions unless Britain sends its Foreign Secretary. He criticizes the British mission and links the move to consultations with Kenya and Soviet influence. The situation follows arrests of unnamed Britons and the broader regional tension as Amin asserts military options and warns London.
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Argentina confronts unions after wage veto sparks clash
Argentina President Mira Estella Peron ends another standoff with labor after vetoing a 100 percent pay rise sought by major unions. She ordered a 30 cent and 13 percent rate rise with a timetable, as ministers resign for health reasons. Union officials warned of nationwide disruption and inflation fears linger amid a general strike and government resistance.
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Whaling Rules Tighten Under IWC World Ban Plan
London reports the International Whaling Commission approved new conservation measures to protect the world’s largest creature from extinction. The plan imposes stricter catch limits, with exceptions for certain islands and reliance on compliance by member nations including the United States, Japan, and the Soviet Union, amid controversy over enforcement and timing.
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Roma official shot in North Belfast hospital death
A man identified as Treland Baer Ast Sunday Reuters reports a shooting in North Belfast where a person was shot in the neck and chest and died in hospital about an hour later. Polizei and medical services responded at the scene.
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Ethiopia Paris Reports Ongoing Civil Strife Across Nation
France Presse reports ongoing clashes in Ethiopia between researchers and government forces stretching over the month. International wire notes tensions between factions and authorities as reported from Paris.
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Fighting in Burma Amid Government Offensive
In Burma near Rangoon combat rages as government forces clash with rebels. Authorities report 72 wounded and four dead, with over 150 rebels killed and many captured. The government claims successful advances toward insurgent positions along routes toward the eastern border.
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Widespread arrests as India stays quiet under emergency
New Delhi reports no major unrest as India enforces a national emergency for a week. Police claim nearly 900 arrests and nationwide raids while opposition activists call for a protest march. A fire at a state AMI India Radio studio is linked to an alleged anti-government plan.
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Rights suspended as crackdown tightens in Gandhi era
Government orders suspension of several basic individual rights, citing national security. Detentions rise amid reports of arrests and press crackdowns. Major English dailies including The Hindustan Times The Indian Express and The Financial Express publish defiant editorials as authorities defend measures aimed at stabilizing the state.
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Brasilia Pact Shapes Nuclear Power Tech Transfer
Ambiguous text describes a pact involving Brasilia and West Germany on supplying mixed power technology and nuclear energy coordination. Mentions German Foreign Minister and counterpart discussions about generating orders and a special liaison with a broader energy and atomic energy framework.
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Florida man to die in incident case
Deland Florida report details a high profile case where a man accused in a violent incident faces death. The article notes statements from involved parties and the court proceedings including sentencing references and appeals steps, with local authorities coordinating treatment and legal actions.
Ford presses Israelis on making concessions for peace
The report says Ford urged Israel to consider greater concessions in East peace talks. Diplomatic sources say the U.S. appetite for strong compromises was stressed to support negotiations led by Prime Minister Rabin. The remarks followed a Friday meeting and stressed United States backing for a breakthrough.
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Food conference row over the secretariat in Rome
In Rome the five day inaugural session of the United Nations World Food Council adjourned amid protests from developing nations. They demanded the suspension or resignation of the 10 member secretariat citing alleged lack of action on pressing global food issues. The group comprised representatives from Asia, Africa, and Latin America.
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Vorster and Smith Meet in Pretoria Talks on Rhodesian Crisis
Rhodesian Prime Minister Me Smith flew to Pretoria to confer with Prime Minister Vorster on the Rhodesian crisis. The high level talks occurred amid mounting regional tensions as Britain and South Africa navigate the impasse, with comments hinting at possible new directions after years of strained relations.
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