Two Nations Urge France to End Pacific Nuclear Tests
Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam and New Zealand Prime Minister Norman Kirk issued a joint communique after five days of talks. They pledged to work together using all appropriate means to end Franco Pacific nuclear testing and urged France to halt further tests citing regional concern.
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France
Pacific
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Norman Kirk
South Pacific
Franco German leaders open talks on reconciliation anniversary
Paris notes President Georges Pompidou and Chancellor Willy Brandt began two days of talks to mark the 11th anniversary of the Franco German reconciliation treaty at the Elysee Palace. Both leaders hailed the treaty's success in exchanges of speeches.
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Elysen
Motive probed in Muslim group killings at Jabbar home
A special police squad investigates the killings of seven members of a Muslim group at a house once owned by basketball star Kareem Abdul Jabbar and later donated to the Hiawali Muslim sect. The probe checks if a stolen gun figure in the Thursday attack that killed two adults and five children.
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UPL
Laday
Milwaukee Bucks
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Hiawali Musling Sect
Ex-con hunted after child assault and kidnapping
Police hunted Richard Alvin Ausley 32 after four hunters found a 1 year old boy murdered and buried near Dismal Swamp Virginia. The ex convict is charged with kidnapping and sodomy warrants as officers use dogs and rifles in the manhunt along the Virginia North Carolina border. In Washington King Hussein of Jordan urged readiness for peace talks amid a wary mood on the Middle East.
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Washington
UPI
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Jordan
Portadown Sniper Victim Ann Rowland Dies in Belfast
An eight year old Protestant girl, Ann Rowland, who was shot by a sniper three days earlier in Portadown, has died. A Northern Ireland police officer also died in an accident as another officer allegedly fired a weapon. British troops found 430 pounds of ammonium nitrate and bomb-making gear in a Belfast Protestant area. The deaths underscore decades of Protestant Catholic sectarian violence involving the IRA and security forces.
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UPI
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Irish Republican Army
Naked driver fails to raise clock fund at church
Ken Williams a 42 year old truck driver spent 30 minutes naked in a tin bath perched on a church steeple in BARDSLEY England as freezing weather hit. He hoped to raise money for a new clock face but gathered only 4.70 instead of the 108 hoped for. The priest defended the stunt saying God made him that way.
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UPI
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Sailors Aid Ailing Infant in Da Nang
U S sailors at a small Da Nang base mailed an $833 check to the parents of Daimy Boren of Grants Pass Oregon. The donation supports a one month old boy suffering from a potentially fatal kidney disease as doctors work to restore kidney function.
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