Carter Bukovsky talk amid human rights dispute in Washington
Soviet dissident Bukovsky in Washington to meet President Carter at the White House as Solzhenitsyn urges legal help for imprisoned dissident Ginzburg. Williams considers defending a Soviet case. Carter notes growing international push on human rights amid Soviet objections.
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Edward Dahlberg Dies at 76 in Santa Barbara Home
Author Edward Dahlberg, once an expatriate writer with a 50 year career, died in his sleep Sunday at his Santa Barbara home at age 76. He began writing in 1926 in Europe, produced novels such as Bottom Dogs, Kentucky Blue Grass, Those Who Perish, Do These Bones Live, and Flea of Sodom. His autobiography Becaluse I Was Flesh appeared in 19H. He is survived by widow Julia and two sons Geoffrey and Joel from a previous marriage.
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Reunited: Father Finds Daughter Amid Blizzard of 77
Patricia Maksymik, raised near Winters California with her husband and four children, reunited with her Buffalo-born father Peter Maksymik 29 years after he last saw her as a child. The chance snowstorm coverage sparked the search that led to a tearful, long awaited meeting.
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Hess appeal denied by Allies over Hess release demand
The United States France and Britain rejected Wolf Ruediger Hess's demand to free Rudolf Hess from Spandau Prison without Soviet consent. Hess, 82, imprisoned for life for war crimes, attempted suicide last week citing stomach pains and depression, while his son urged release despite the Soviet veto.
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Carter meets governors at White House session
Forty seven governors were bused to the White House for a National Governors Conference session on energy weather reform drought and the economy. James R Schlesinger warned that safeguarding the environment should not hinder oil and real reserves production.
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Gunman disarmed near queen as detective intervened
An off duty detective named Bill Hooper disarmed a man with a loaded air rifle near Parliament House in Wellington just before Queen Elizabeth II’s departure. The pellet rifle was captured from the assailant at close range, with authorities noting the weapon could be almost lethal.
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Siege in El Salvador Declares State of Siege
In San Salvador the government declared a state of siege after violent clashes between troops and demonstrators leaving at least five dead and 78 injured. Heavily armed troops moved against anti government protesters who had gathered in downtown square earlier Monday amid alleged election fraud claims.
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