Rhodesia black nationalist leader returns home from exile
Bishop Abel Murorewe arrived in Salisbury after more than three years in self-imposed exile. Crowds greeted him as he toured the airport to Highfield township, while he signaled openness to some aspects of Secretary of State Kissinger's peace plan and urged negotiations for a transition to black rule within two years. International observers and regional presidents voiced support for an interim black-led government amid ongoing talks on a constitutional settlement.
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Rhodesia
Highfield Township
Salisbury
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Fesda
Rhodes
Hack
Highfichi
Mutorewa
Diack Mule
Henry A. Rissinger
Asst
African Affairs
William Schaufele
Foreign Office
Ted Rowlands
Séretse kKhama
Botswana
Samora Machel
Mozambique
Julius Nyerere
Tanzania
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambiz
Agostinho Neto
Swine flu shot sites begin campaign this week
Health officers plan to offer shots to the general public mid month or later while several sites start the campaign this week. First shots were given Friday in Indianapolis, Los Angeles, and two suburbs.
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Los Angeles
New York Patrolmen Mass Demonstrations Over Pay
City protests escalate as patrolmen stage boisterous actions across New York. A high profile rally at Yankee Stadium accompanies demands for court ordered overtime pay reform and a broader end to new duty burdens.
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Isoldine
Yankee Stadium
Faithful dog at Moscow airport keeps vigil for owner
Komsomolskaya Pravda reports a German shepherd waits at Youkove Airport for a missing master. Airport staff built a dog house and provide meat and water as the hunt for the owner continues, with readers sending support from Donetsk and calls for responsibility from those who abandon pets.
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Youkove
Soviet Union
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Donetsk
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Ower
Rusia
Techport
Myrdal Defends Sweden’s Welfare State Amid Debate
Nobel economist Gunnar Myrdal rejects claims of Swedish malaise, arguing welfare reforms boost productivity and social democracy remains strong. He says reforms are an investment, not a burden, and contrasts Swedish planning with American views of big government. The interview highlights pride in Sweden’s social program and political evolution.
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Stockholm
Myrdal
Sweden
America
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