Plans to form a new party in Japan moves forward
Yohei Kono of the Liberal Democratic Party announces in Tokyo plans to leave later this month to form a new conservative group with other Liberal members. The faction, led by Kono, seeks to protest what they call rule behind closed doors by Liberal leaders.
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Amin’s purge drives death toll in Uganda border attack
Travelers report Uganda border chaos as Amin orders purges after a Kenyan attack. Up to 2,000 may have died in purges since the assault, with officials blaming saboteurs and a cabinet minister implicated. Amin survived a near miss when a blast damaged his car and killed his driver.
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Italian party withholds Lockheed evidence in election bid
In Washington the returning commission said it has obtained ample evidence on the Lockheed bribery case and will receive more from the U S Securities and Exchange Commission The Communists pressed for a full meeting before the June 24 date and warned against delaying the inquiry for electoral reasons The vote in Mali may shift power toward the Communists as Christians defend their long dominance in Italy
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West German Official Held for Espionage
A West German official was arrested on espionage charges amid East Berlin spy connections. Police report a married man denied spying and mentioned conflict with an ex-wife as a possible motive.
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Uruguayan Chief Sees Limited Democracy Return
Alberto Demicheli, aged seven, speaks in an interview from his apartment overlooking the La Plata River, predicting the nation's political path will be back in operation in three years but no full democracy before 1864.
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Reel Thing letters cover rent woes and politics in Bay area
Readers vent about high rents and inflation while debating drug policy and religion. Letters touch on community protests, recycling newspaper drives, and local media critique, with mentions of Sunset Fiber, Jehovah’s Witnesses, and political figures.
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