Likud Victory Ends Labor Rule in Israel
Likud led by Menahem Begin wins Israel’s election ending Labour’s 29 year rule. Arabs warn the result signals a path to war and rejects Palestinian statehood, while Begin pledges peace talks with the United States. The PLO and Cairo await U.S. pressure to shape a new Middle East settlement.
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Talks resume as Carter warns on Soviet missile power
President Carter said the Soviet Union has an intercontinental missile with tremendous explosive capacity. U.S. and Soviet negotiators resumed strategic arms talks in Geneva with Vance proposing ongoing consultations on the Arab Israeli conflict. The Space cooperation treaty extending bans on environmental warfare was signed by Vance and Gromyko with 31 nations.
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Victoria Falls shelled amid regional war tensions
Victoria Falls in Rhodesia faced mortar fire from Zambia amid a war stance declared by Kenneth Kaunda. It was unclear if Zambian troops or guerrillas were behind the attack, with no casualties reported. Nearby news also covered UPI reports on income, swine flu death, coffee crop frost potential, Woolworths pulling sleepwear over Tris, and Mondale's talks in Vienna.
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Senate approves record 36 billion weapons bill in Senate vote
The Senate passed a 36 billion military weapons authorization bill 90 to 3, sending it to a House Senate conference. It includes 6.6 billion for ship construction including an 81.6 million advance for a fourth Nimitz carrier and 614 million for two destroyer size ships. Two new Trident submarines are authorized, one nuclear attack submarine in the Senate version, and five B 1 bombers authorized pending final decisions on production.
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