Japan China Will Not Form Trade Bloc, Tanaka Says
Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka returned from a six day visit to China and stated Japan would not join with China as a single economic bloc. He said Japan and China do not intend to become a super power and would not merge with the enlarged European economic community.
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Israel Accuses Massing Troops Along Syria Frontline
Iraqi news agency in Beirut charges Israel is massing troops and vehicles along the Syria cease fire line. Arab guerrillas clash with Israeli forces near Tulkarm. Libyan and Egyptian propaganda seen aimed at undermining morale. Jordan's Arab National Union condemns Sadat's Palestinian government plan.
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Three Houston Officers Fired Over Gun Raid Seizures
Police Chief Harman announced the firing of three officers after a raid last Friday recovered several small caliber revolvers. One officer, Conley, did not keep a pistol but knew of the theft and did not report it. The spokesman cited public confidence as justification for the action.
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Five Spaniards Fail in Riots Protest Case
Five Spaniards were found guilty for taking part in a February 6 1971 protest and hurling explosives into a police patrol car severely burning its four occupants during the riot.
Sniper kills soldier as Northern Ireland protest marks demand for parliament
In Belfast the death toll reaches 589 after a sniper shot a British soldier on foot patrol in the Ardoyne area amid a 15 000 strong Protestant march to Stormont demanding restoration of the Northern Ireland parliament. A 20 year old woman among the wounded dies.
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African Common Market Urged at Gabon FAO Meeting
African planners at Libreville propose an African common market commission to boost inter African trade and urge early action on currency exchange issues. The six day regional conference adopted proposals to be presented at FAO's 11th annual Rome conference next year. Nigeria led a recommendation for developed countries to stop processing African agricultural products by 1980.
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WTSU Forms Alumni Band for Homecoming Halftime
Dr. Gary Garner, West Texas State University band director, seeks former Buffalo bandsmen to join an alumni band for halftime at the homecoming football game on October 14. He conceived the idea last year and asks interested alumni to contact him promptly.
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