U S Promised To Keep Israelis From South Lebanon
BEIRUT Lebanon The United States assured that Israel will not seize any part of south Lebanon while Lebanon remains peaceful, non belligerent The An Nahar report cites a state department note to the French foreign ministry in talks to end Lebanon’s civil war The note says the United States will safeguard Lebanon’s independence sovereignty and territorial integrity.
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Israel
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An Nahar
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France
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Israe
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Chinese Foreign Minister Fired Amid Government Shakeup
Tokyo reports Nuang Hun of China named foreign minister in a wider government reshuffle to bolster rapprochement with the United States. Muang, China’s U N ambassador since 1971, replaces Ching Kuan-hua amid a purge tied to Mao era radicals. The Xinhua announcement gave no reason for the shift.
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Local notices with scattered contact details and times
Fragmented OCR text lists telephone numbers and briefs of scheduling or service notes. It mentions departments and locations like Heritage, Solartays, and cen ma with vague times. The legibility is poor, but the readable pieces indicate outreach or subscription related items and possible deadlines.
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Tray Heritage
Soviets Demonstrate Longer Submarine Missile Range
Washington reports U S intelligence sources state the Soviet submarine launched missile flew about 600 miles farther than any prior test. The missile reportedly landed in the mid Pacific roughly 5 600 miles from its launch point, likely from a Barents Sea submarine. The current U S submarine missile maximum range is about 2 900 miles.
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Barents Sea
Arabs Call for New Geneva Mideast Talks at UN
UNITED NATIONS AP Arabs opened the U N General Assembly debate with a resolution urging Secretary General Waldheim to restart peace talks in Geneva by March 1 a deadline tied to the Carter administration transition. Egyptian envoy Meguid linked the call to potential Arab self defense measures if progress stalls and urged U S pressure on Israel to move toward a settlement. Israeli envoy Herzog dismissed the effort noting the 1973 Geneva conference could be convened again tomorrow if there is a purpose to do so. Egyptian foreign minister Pahmy meanwhile urged the U S and the USSR to present concrete settlement proposals for reconvening Geneva talks.
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