Italy pushes Bonn to extradite Kappler for war crimes
Italy vows a formal demand to West Germany to extradite or at least supervise Nazi war criminal Herbert Kappler who escaped from a Rome hospital ten days ago. Prime Minister Andreotti seeks Bonn's cooperation though hopes for extradition fade. Kappler, 70, led Rome Gestapo and ordered mass killings in 1944 and is believed hiding near his wife’s home in Soltau.
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Rights show on violence in U S headlines detente hope
Moscow broadcast a minute film on U S violence arguing Americans must solve the problem themselves but detente could ease tension. It cites crime, Kent State shootings, King FBI actions, and U S military training while praising detente as a path to reduce street violence. A separate note says California Senate lauds Hubert Humphrey.
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Rights progress noted in 8. America under military rule
Assistant Secretary Todman reported progress toward improved human rights in four South American countries under military rule. He cautioned that each nation still has a long way to go, with dissident disappearances down but not erased and pressures mounting for greater political participation and liberalization. He cited Chile where disappearances fell from last year’s figure and noted church groups reporting about 700 disappearances since the coup, while warning about counting methods. Todman also said Secretary Vance plans no Brazil-only tour in October, with possible broader trips only if schedules allow.
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France yields to Africa's nuclear denial
Paris reports France accepts Prime Minister Vorster's assurances that South Africa has no plans to build an atomic bomb. A Foreign Ministry spokesman said the declarations confirm prior statements made to the French Embassy in Pretoria, marking another denial from South African officials.
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