Rhodesia Guerrillas Kill Seven Missionaries at Musami
In Rhodesia, black guerrillas killed seven white Catholic missionaries at Musami 36 miles north of Salisbury, including four nuns and three priests. Pope Paul VI expressed grief, denouncing the violence as the church mourns victims who were seen as messengers of Christ.
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Patrick Chakaipa
Chakaipa
Ian Smith
Musami
Botswana
Francistown
Ian) Smith
IRS fixes tax error with Form 1040 X advice and World Vision funding details
Readers ask about penalties and repayment for unreported income with guidance to file Form 1040 X. An audit of World Vision shows 1975 disbursements by category and notes evangelism overlaps with other programs. Additional tips cover cedar tree transplant timing Bermuda grass control and lawn mulch strategies.
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First Citizens Bank
World Vision
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Encyclopedia of Organic Gardening
Bermuda
Bengal
India
Navy Admiral High On List To Head CIA
President Carter weighs Stansfield Turner a leading CIA candidate. Turner, a 1946 Naval Academy graduate and NATO commander, attended with Carter and is considered alongside Bill Moyers and H Eric Knoche. Carter aims to name an outsider to intelligence.
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Carter
Central Intelligence Agency
Adm
Stansfield Turner
Naval Academy
Post
Hamilton Jordan
Oval Office
Defense
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Thomas B. Lance
Office of Management and
Knoche
Turner
Opposition Outdraws Mrs Gandhi in Delhi Rally Turnout
In New Delhi, opposition crowds outdrew Mrs Gandhi's Congress as nearly 200000 packed the Delhi fairgrounds. A contrasting Saturday kickoff drew 100000 and ended early as protesters urged end to the emergency. Jayaprakash Narayan warned of a dictatorship versus democracy choice ahead of elections.
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India
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Gandhi
V.V. Giri
Jayaprakash Narayan
Mohandas Gandhi
Barge Ethel H. Grounded As Ice Closes Hudson River Route
Snow falls near Bear Mountain as tugs circle the oil barge Ethel H. grounded on a rock in the Hudson River 50 miles north of New York. The vessel carries 2.5 million gallons of heavy fuel oil and leaks were reported but not quantified due to ice trapping the slick.
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Bear Mountain
N.Y
Hudson River
New York
Coast Guard
Japanese Carpenter Crosses Pacific Alone
Akegawa Tomio, 25, a Japanese carpenter, completed a solo 4600 mile voyage from Ehime to San Francisco in 120 days aboard the damaged 26 foot Seagull's Friend. After a broken mast and water scarcity, he guided his craft to the Golden Gate with an interpreter, promising future Pacific journeys to sail home to Japan.
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Golden Gate
Pacific
Tomio
Kégawa
Coast Guard
Japan
Ikegawa
Ehime
U.S. weighs naval arms control proposals amid Soviet buildup
President Carter pushes a new path in arms talks by considering naval limits and possible signals to the Soviet Union to curb naval power growth. Pentagon officials draft concepts for naval forces limits while Vance seeks progress on conventional arms alongside strategic nuclear talks.
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Vance
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Kremlin
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Congress
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