Rhodesian Leaders Meet Zambia's Kaunda in Lusaka
Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith and Zambia's President Kenneth Kaunda held a secret Lusaka meeting to discuss the Anglo American peace proposals for Rhodesia. Rhodesian Foreign Minister van der Byl and Cabinet Secretary Gaylard attended the talks, described as the first between Smith and Kaunda.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
UPI
Ian Smith
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambia
Lusaka
Pieter K. van der Byl
Jack Gaylard
Smith
Kaunda
Buses to carry reminder of sex misuse of children
San Francisco launches a city wide campaign on sexual misuse of children with bus placards highlighting the scope of abuse. Lois Dolan of the Sexual Trauma Center notes 40 000 potential victims in the city and calls for a centralized reporting system and expanded counseling services. The effort stresses talkability and community involvement, with educators law enforcement and religious groups participating. Offenders are often relatives and incidents may involve non penetration acts.
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Lois Dolan
San Francisco
Carter Celebrates 53rd Birthday This Saturday
President Jimmy Carter marks his 53rd birthday on Saturday with national attention from AP.
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Jimmy Carter
Begin Hospitalized in Tel Aviv With Very Good Condition
Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin, 64, is hospitalized in Tel Aviv for the second time in just over four months. Doctors say he is exhausted but not having a heart attack and expect release by next Monday.
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Menahem Begin
Tel Aviv
American sues Ford for $10 million over 1930s Russia stint
Victor Herman of Royal Oak Michigan claims Ford sent him and his father to Russia in 1931 to help build a Soviet auto plant and abandoned them to prison camps. Ford denies involvement, saying only a few employees were sent and Herman was not among them. The suit, filed Sept 23, seeks damages for alleged failure to safeguard rights.
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Ford Motor Co
Russia
Victor Herman
Royal Oak
Mich
Sam Herman
Ford
Herman
U.S
H.R. Nolte
United States
U.S. Seeks Soviet Details on 68 Alleged Nazis
The United States asks the Soviet Union to provide any pertinent information it may hold about 68 individuals accused as Nazis. The appeal aims to uncover records, backgrounds, and connections to determine potential prosecutions or diplomatic actions.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Soviet Union
Nazi war criminals under investigation in this country
The State Department disclosed that 68 Nazi war criminals will be named to the Soviet foreign ministry within 30 days for any pertinent information. Rep. Holtzman said the department will expedite investigations and coordinate with West Germany and the Berlin document center to avoid delays as many defendants and witnesses are very old.
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State Dept
John DeWitt
Elizabeth Holtzman
Dn.y
Holtzman
United States
DeWitt
Soviet Foreign Ministry
West Germany
Berlin
Soviet Union
Ms. Holtzman
Steinem urges Midwest push for ERA victory at fundraiser
Gloria Steinem addressed about 500 attendees at a 13 state Midwest Democratic Conference fundraiser. She urged prioritizing Illinois Oklahoma and Missouri as ratification battles, calling for bold fundraising and political pressure to achieve ERA passage and gender equality. Millie Jeffrey warned the next 18 months are pivotal for ERA progress.
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UPI
Gloria Steinem
Midwest
Ms. Magazine
Illinois
Oklahoma
Missouri
Ms. Steinem
ERA
Millie Jeffrey
Michigan
National Women’s Political Caucus
Pasadena man wins prize for making a pedal powered plane
Paul MacCready, head of AeroVironment in Pasadena, wins the Royal Aeronautical Society prize for the Gossamer Condor, a 96 foot wingspan pedal powered aircraft lashed with Mylar and aluminum. He says man powered flight is not yet practical but could become recreation as bicyclists learn to pilot it.
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John Allin
U.S
Pasadena
Calif
Paul MacCready
Royal Aeronautical Society
Shafter
Kern County
MacCready
Henry Kremer
Bryan Allen
Pasadena Energy
Vironmental Research Firm
AeroVironment
Quebec Seperation Debate Sparks Western Canadian Skepticism
Editorial notes limited sympathy in western Canada for Quebec secession and Rene Levesque. Levesque defends his plan and vows referendums before 1981 while Calgary editor calls his visit as peaceful yet starkly divisive. Premier Peter Lougheed urges more provincial powers and reform of Confederation. Neo Nazi activity concerns rise. education lacking on Hitler era, warns David Hyatt.
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Canada
Quebec
Rene Levesque
Levesque
Calgary Herald
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Batista
Lougheed
Ottawa
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