Janata Party urges India to start atomic weapons program
India's opposition Janata Party adopted a resolution on Saturday urging Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's government to launch an atomic weapons program. It warned Pakistan's reported bomb plans and urged a matching Indian effort to defend security and integrity.
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Reporter Detained by Guatemala Immigration Overnight
CBS correspondent George Natanson was held overnight by Guatemalan immigration officials and taken under armed guard to a flight to Tegucigalpa Honduras. The U S Embassy and Consul Kline provided details while the Guatemalan government declined to comment.
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Oil glut spurs competition among Arab oil producers
The May bulletin from CAPEC warns a world oil surplus may trigger injurious price and production competition among OAPEC members led by Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. It urges coordinated policies to avert rapid reserve depletion and price collapse amid plans by OPEC to raise crude prices.
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Europe seeks restraint on Japanese auto exports amid Europe import fears
European diplomats warn Japan as Europe faces a rising auto import surge and mounting trade deficits. The European Commission plans to press for comparable export restraint by Japan, targeting a broad EC area rather than individual nations, amid Belgium France and Italy adopting quotas and limits.
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Bermuda strikes threaten island tourism and economy
Labor walkouts across hotels, taxis, and public services paralyze Bermuda during peak tourist season. Government fears violence as 12,000 visitors and 5,000 striking workers confront a 1,200-member union. BIU leads a largely black labor movement demanding higher wages, while prices and living costs highlight stark disparities.
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