Warnke Describes Trust of Soviets in Arms Talks
Washington Paul Warnke new confirmed chief arms negotiator for the United States said the Soviet Union can be trusted to control strategic arms production only if Moscow believes the move benefits it. He stressed that success depends on mutual benefit and verified compliance ahead of SALT talks.
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U S Supports Condemnation of Chilean Repression at UN
The United States backed a U N Human Rights Commission resolution denouncing constant human rights abuses in Chile. The 26 1 vote saw Uruguay oppose and Jordan plus four Latin nations abstain while Carter aides faced questions over U S subversion claims. A separate vote approved a private Ugandan inquiry led by a British resolution.
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TV Crimes Aid Prisoners? Ban TV in Prisons Urged
Convict William P. Mays says television crime shows should be banned in prisons he argues inmates study new and better ways to commit crimes when released. He is serving six months to 20 years for manslaughter at Lake Correctional Institute and has written letters urging a ban on violence in media.
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New York Theaters Pull Mohammad Film Amid Hostage Crisis
Four New York metro venues halt Mohammad Messenger of God after Hanafi gunmen demand a stop. Actors guarded, Rivoli premier halted midshowing as Muslim groups denounce the film for historical misrepresentations.
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Four Arrests in Indiana Murders
Investigators traced more than 500 leads before returning to initial suspects in the St. Valentine’s Day shotgun killings of four brothers. Daniel Stonebraker, 20, Darlington, arraigned on four counts of first degree murder and jailed in Parke county. Warrants issued for Roger Drollinger, 23, Waynetown. Michael Wright, 21, Crawfordsville. and David Smith, 17, Wingate. FBI asked to aid if suspects fled the state.
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Television Job For Ex Senator Buckley Named Commentator
New York AP Former Sen James Buckley will join Westinghouse Group W radio stations as a three times a week commentator starting Monday The conservative former senator who lost re election last year will provide commentary on the network across its radio stations.
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