Soviets deny U S charges of arms violations
Moscow reports say the Soviet Union rejected U S accusations of arms control breaches as a political tactic aimed at derailing the Geneva summit. Tass and Foreign Ministry briefings argued Washington distortions and called the Nevada test a Star Wars violation while pressing for a moratorium extension.
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Two apartheid opponents killed in auto crash
South Africa mourns as Molly Blackburn and Brian Bishop die in a Saturday head on collision near Humansdorp. The other driver also perished. Blackburn’s sister and Bishop’s wife were injured but out of danger. Authorities treat potential foul play as investigations begin.
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Assad pushes armistice to end Lebanon civil war
Syrian President Hafez Assad met Lebanon’s main militia chiefs at Damascus to press swift implementation of a Syrian sponsored armistice. The pact seeks Moslem Christian power balance, militia disbandment, and reforms to reunite Lebanon. Police reported calm on the Green Line with minor sniper duels but no casualties.
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