Kissinger reports progress toward Rhodesia majority rule
Secretary of State Kissinger said he sees considerable progress toward black majority rule in Rhodesia after weekend talks with South Africa and Rhodesia leaders. He briefed President Kaunda in Lusaka and noted plans for a constitutional conference within two months and a one man one vote framework.
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John Vorster
Jan Smith
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Stith
U.S
Hia
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CIA
George Bush
Southern Africa
Arca
Rint
Modderfontein
Johannesburg
Ample distillate fuels foreseen for winter use
Oil economists predict ample distillate and residual fuels for heating homes and industry this winter in a report cited by the Oil and Gas Journal. A Senate Judiciary subcommittee labeled the American Indian Movement a violent, foreign and communist linked group, while AIM actions reportedly had support from various sectors. The Civil Aeronautics Board proposed written notices for airline overbooking and possible compensation. In Texas, five Amtrak cars derailed injuring two seriously, and British warships Mermaid and Fiddleton collided off Holland, Fiddleton capsizing with 36 crew aboard and Mermaid with 160.
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Gab. Journal
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Union
China
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Church
London
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Fiddleton
Holland
Westarn Alliance
Ministry of Defense
Rescue Crew to Separate Remains After Turkish Jetliner Crash
Ankara AP reports rescue workers begin the difficult task of separating the remains of 165 people from the wreckage and flames of a Turkish jetliner that plunged into a central Turkey mountainside Sunday night. Details on page 5.
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Turkey
Weather Turns Clear and Cool Into Tuesday
The forecast calls for a clear and cool night followed by a Tuesday with lows around 40 and highs in the bow filS. The item appears in a society and sports section scan with references to Marion, television, movies, and want ads, noting receipts and Comptinicuts taF.
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Marion
Rain Delays Harvest Rush Yet Boosts Subsoil Moisture in Iowa
Cedar Rapids area plants finally received rain after a month, slowing harvest and delaying soybeans while aiding subsoil moisture for next year. Experts note yields won t improve this year though moisture helps pastures, fall seedings, and future corn and silage.
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Cedar Rapids
Grop
Larry
Statler
Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood
Richard Freeman
Linn County Extension
Freeman
Sinc
Carter Tax Views Distorted by GOP
Republican attacks on Jimmy Carter's tax reform stance focused on his remarks about median income as a breakpoint for higher taxes. Carter denied intending to raise taxes on middle and lower earners, calling the GOP interpretation misleading while urging tax code simplification and shifting more burden to higher incomes.
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Jimmy Carter
Carter
Ford
Associated Press
Bob Dole
Administration
Carer
Stuart Eizenstat
Pancake Breakfast Gets Stuck Hailer Delays Service
A Sunday Flippin for the Symphony breakfast catered by Sambo's was delayed nearly an hour when a Hailer trailer became wedged at a ramp bend to the Armory of Veterans Mamoral coliseum. Photographs on page 10 show the food was worth the wait.
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Sambo
Veterans Mamoral Coliseum
Swedish Coalition Victory Ends Socialist Rule in Sweden
In Stockholm, a coalition of three moderate parties won Sweden's national election, ending years of Social Democrat rule. The Moderates led with 50.7 percent of counted ballots and 180 seats, while the Social Democrats and their Communist allies held 428, and 169 seats. Thorbjorn Faldin, 61, heads the victorious Center party and government looms amid neutralist welfare-state commitments and US relations.
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Sweden
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Europe
Oaly
Moderates
Social Democrats
Alpporters
Petest
S Haw Priner
Thorbjorn
United States
Olof Palms
Partes
Palme
Social Democratic Party
Auto Bargainers Return Better Understanding
DETROIT UP top Unite Auto Workers and Ford officials said there is a better understanding of the issues behind the 170,000 worker strike as talks resume. Main bargaining sessions start after four days of probing talks, with UAW Vice President Ken Bannon and Ford labor chief Sidney McKenna noting progress and a path toward a more productive week. The dispute focuses on shorter work time and paid days off, with Ford offering more paid days off by seniority based on attendance. The UAW targets Ford as the pattern setter as other automakers face strikes.
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Unite Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Ford
UAW
Ken Bannon
Sidney McKenna
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