Celebrities reveal fears across fame and life
Muhammad Ali and John Wayne face fears like violence and loss while Barbara Walters and other stars list anxieties. Charles Colson claims fearlessness, Yeshiva honors mark a day of presidents and scholars, and Lenin peace prizes go to Neto and Machel amid global peace efforts.
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Agnew weighs comeback but unlikely to seek office
In Cairo, Spiro T. Agnew said he could probably win re election yet doubts returning to politics at 58. He hinted at a memoir year ends with surprises, insisted he did nothing morally wrong, and recalled a 1973 corruption case tied to Maryland contractors that led to a $10,000 fine and probation.
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Debates on Chinese US debts begin in Washington
The United States and China started negotiations in Washington to settle financial claims dating back to 1950 when US assets in China were blocked after Chinese intervention in the Korean War. The combined claims total about $200 million, with no near breakthrough expected.
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Egyptian pilots to Zaire spark regional stability move
President Anwar el-Sadat said Egypt will deploy pilots to Zaire to operate its air force and support efforts to quell southern rebellion, citing rising Soviet activity in Africa and protecting Sudan and Nile sources.
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Former Czech official catalogs vast intelligence archive
A former Czech official collected about 14 000 pages of Czech intelligence documents including material on Julius and his wife executed in 1953. The files span Stalin era plans and three years of secret records from the Slovak and Czech parties, with fragments set to appear in Panorama.
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