Mozambique closes border as war footing declared
Mozambique readies for conflict with Rhodesia after closing its 800 mile frontier and placing the nation on a war footing. President Samora Machel announced seizure of Rhodesian assets and urged air raid shelter construction while cutting communications. Officials described the move as saber-rattling amid ongoing cross border guerrilla activity and calls for support from socialist nations.
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Mozambique
Rhodesia
Samora “Machel
Machel
Jan Smith
Informa Tiden
Machel TP
HeWell
Britain
Smith
London
Iow Far Machel
Tanzania
Soviet Union
China
Riots mark King Juan Carlos day in Basque city
Police opened fire on striking workers in Vitoria causing two deaths and about 30 injuries amid a wave of labor unrest following King Juan Carlos's 100th day on the throne. The monarch urged cooperation with reforms or the possibility of a referendum or exceptional measures.
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Rintang
Juan E Carlos
Vitoria
Padvisory
Wagen
Francisca Franco
House approves $4.8 billion military aid bill
The House passed a $4.8 billion military foreign aid measure with $3.4 billion for the Middle East and a path to Vietnam trade. The bill, 240-169, moves to conference with the Senate, includes a presidential reporting requirement on payoffs and extortion attempts, and lifts the embargo with North and South Vietnam if steps are taken to account for Americans missing in the war. It would fund $2.9 billion for Israel, $750 million for Egypt, and $223 million for Syria.
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House
Middle East
Vietnam
Senate
U.S
Congress
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South Vietnam
Ford
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Hearst slander claim pacts with Scotts and Mullikin crawl
The Scotts of San Francisco accuse Patricia Hearst of false slander about their family as they demand verification of her testimony. An unrelated Baptist evangelist, Rev. Hans Mullikin, crawls from Texas toward Washington to urge national repentance, targeting July 4 in Lynchburg.
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Jack Scott
Patricia Hearst
John
Louise Scott
Miss Hearst
Los Angeles
Scotts
San Francisco
Pennyslvania
Seo!aid
Hearst
Patriccia Hearst
Hans Mullikin
Marshall
Texas
Washington
Mullikin
Citizens’ Band
U.S
Lynchburg
Liberty Baptist College
Bicentennial Hike Planned From Maine To California
Walking Scott King and George Hormell of Meredith New Hampshire plan a 3281 mile cross country hike to commemorate the nations Bicentennial starting March 15 in Portland Maine and ending July 2 in Santa Monica California. They will walk about 26 miles daily after three months of training. The Senate confirmed Will iam Scranton as U N ambassador by voice vote praising him as a man of ability integrity and distinction. Grace Kelly returns to Philadelphia for family ties and as a Flower Show judge honoring writer George Kelly while in town.
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Scott King
George Hormell
Meredith
United States
Portland
Maine
Santa Monica
Calif
King
Senate
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
U.S
United Nations
Mike Mansfield
Scranton
Mansfield
Grace Princess Grace of
Monaco
Grace Kelly
Philadelphia
George Kelly
More bribes expected by SEC chief and Lockheed clash
Securities and Exchange Commission chair Roderick Hills told the Senate Banking Committee that more American firms will admit illegal payments to foreign officials and that such practices are ended and will stay ended. Lockheed’s new chair Robert Haack warned bribery likely remains a global business fact amid the company’s own admitted foreign bribes.
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Washington
Roderick Hills
Securities and Exchange Commission
Hills
Senate Banking Committee
Robert Haack
Lockheed
Goodyear Tells of Payments to Foreign Entities
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co said it paid foreign government employees 120000 over six years in business dealings and 725000 to third parties where a government employer may have benefited. The company said payments were in response to requests or pressure and denied top executives knew of the practices. The disclosures followed an internal investigation begun last September.
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Ohio
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear
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