House Sleuths Question Protesters in Cells
Washington AP six to seven staffers interviewed hundreds of antiwar protesters in a District cellblock and at Washington Coliseum. Lawyers were not present, and officials say policy is to cooperate with congressional committees. The probe targets subversive groups tied to the People's Coalition for Peace and Justice and the National Peace Action Council.
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Korea May Cut Offshore Oil Rights Over Probe Halt
The Korea Herald says American oil firms Gulf Oil Caltex and Wendell Phillips may lose development rights to South Korea offshore deposits for halting prospecting. Seoul urges chartering foreign survey vessels and resuming exploration to avoid a China dispute.
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Brazil to broadcast in five languages to woo tourists
Multi language radio BRASILIA (AP) reports Brazil plans English French Spanish German and Japanese broadcasts on national radio to lure foreign visitors and showcase local products.
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