Ghaffour Khan Returns to Pakistan After Eight Years
Ghaffour Khan 82 returns from exile amid a large rally through the Khyber Pass to Peshawar. He vows a nonviolent movement and support for Pakhtun causes while his son Abdul Wali Khan leads the National Awami Party in opposition to President Bhutto. Six killed as a bus overturns in the crowd.
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Rival Censures Paper Favored By Sadat
Cairo reports Al Akhbar editor Moussa Sabry condemns Heikal and Al Ahram for influencing Egypt’s stance on Israel and national morale. Sabry portrays Heikal as the state mouthpiece and warns that such reporting could undermine the fighting spirit and regional policy amid tensions with Pakistan and Pathan groups.
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Rhodesia hunts insurgents after farm attacks in Centenary
In Salisbury Rhodesia the Rhodesia Defense Force said insurgents were killed or captured after raids on farms in the Centenary district of the Zambezi Valley. A wide security sweep continued with leave canceled for all Defense Force members. A farmer and two daughters were injured by rockets and bullets, and an army vehicle was blown up by a land mine injuring four soldiers. The district lies near the Mozambique border and Rhodesia admits working with Portuguese troops there.
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Defendants Tone Arguments Down In Mentor Court
In Mentor Ohio a closed circuit TV system at the judge's bench watches the dock to curb unruly behavior by traffic offenders. Clerks say offenders now argue politely and know outbursts can bring a second trip to court with videotape replay as proof.
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U.S. veto patterns loom at United Nations moves
The United States faces renewed veto potential in the U N Security Council and General Assembly as nations debate resolutions on Rhodesia apartheid Israel and colonialism. Australia Kenya Indonesia Peru and others weigh votes with abstentions and abstain patterns shaping likely outcomes.
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