Mugabe presses momentum in Rhodesia talks in Geneva
Robert Mugabe arriving in Geneva for a Rhodesia conference said the guerrilla war would gain momentum during negotiations. He rejected the Kissinger plan and insisted black majority rule requires full power transfer. Prime Minister Smith, in Geneva for talks, warned of hard bargaining as two sides remain at odds. ZPA urged a general uprising in Rhodesia, calling on Africans to desert security forces. In Lusaka, 17 ZANU supporters detained after the murder of Rhodesian nationalist Herbert Chitepa were freed.
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Northern Ireland youth march attacked during peace rally
In Belfast a peace march organized by the Northern Ireland women's peace movement was attacked by youths supporting the Provisional IRA. Rocks bricks and fencing were hurled at marchers from a rival Catholic Falls Road rally. At least 10 people, including 10 women, were hospitalized. A Catholic priest was seriously injured by a brick.
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Officials purge in Bangkok linked to anti American stance
In Bangkok three senior Foreign Ministry officials are removed from their posts amid a government reshuffle aimed at purging perceived anti American elements. The Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and two top Political Department officials are among those affected, with Anand moved to inactive status and unlikely to receive a future overseas post.
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Australian German Arrested in Suspected Espionage Case
Tokyo police announced the arrest of a 47-year-old Brisbane man and a 67-year-old German national on suspicions of gathering information on US military forces in Japan for the Soviet Union. The Australian operates a trading company in Tokyo. Police found US military visas and equipment at the Australian’s home and questioned both suspects. The case involves alleged transfer of information to a White Russian doctor in Tokyo who passed it to Soviet contacts.
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South Korea Gifts for US Officials Revealed
South Korea allegedly funneled cash payments to U S congressmen and officials over a year, with accusations the funds aimed at shaping policy. The Washington Post reports the payments linked to South Korea’s government and a named figure tied to extant operations, amid denial from a spokesman and questions about intelligence ties.
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