India and Pakistan Exchange POWs Before Summit
India and Pakistan conducted a limited prisoner exchange from the 1971 war, sending 200 Pakistani soldiers for 28 Indian civilians and soldiers. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi cautioned no major breakthrough is expected at the Simla summit while both sides prepare for talks on repatriation and tension reduction.
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India
Pakistan
Indira Gandhi
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Subcontinent
Simla
Bhutto
Bangladesh
Dacca
Benazir Bhutto
Chandigarh
Swaran Singh
Singh
U.N. Security Council
Gandhi
IRA Guerrillas Threaten Cease Fire Amid Violent Raids
In Belfast a surge of IRA violence risks undermining a provisional cease fire accepted by Britain. Provisional gunmen claimed remote mines killed three British soldiers near Dungiven and wounded five others, while a 17 year old man was shot dead on Antrim Road.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Provisional
Dungiven
Patrick McCullough
Antrin Road
McCullough
Provi
Sionals
Seamus Twomey
Albert Street
Crumlin Road
Dublin-Belfast
Dundalk
Irish Republic
Springfield
Ulster Defense Regiment
Urnay
Eniskillen
Opposition To Paving Expressed At Linville Hearing
About 90 percent of the around 200 attendees opposed paving the road from Linville Falls to Wise Man's View. R W McGowan said the plan would raise traffic in the wilderness below and a federal suit has been filed. The Appalachian Regional Commission would fund most costs only if the road is upgraded rather than widened and paved.
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Linville
N.C
R.W. McGowan
North Carolina
I.E. Rader
Jonas Ridge Ruritan Club
State Highway Commission
Appalachian Regional Commission
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