Trudeau voicing cautious insight on Indonesia investment policy
Prime Minister Trudeau praised Indonesia for a foreign investment policy aimed at limiting outside control. He noted Canada suffers US economic dominance and said Canada will keep key sectors like banking under Canadian control while expanding bilateral talks with Indonesia.
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Suharto Dis
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U.S
Sirimavo Bandaranaike
Armed gang robs Air Canada warehouse at Heathrow
Four Britons bound by masked raiders at the Heathrow Air Canada cargo shed stole rhodium gauze worth 45 000 and coins from Montreal destined for a British dealer. Police found an abandoned car nearby as robbers fled with an overall consignments valued at 95 000.
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Air Canada
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Montreal
Britain
Israel renews peace pledge amid Arab response doubts
Israel renewed its commitment to a peace settlement in UN Middle East talks but criticized Egypt and Jordan for ignoring core proposals. Foreign Minister Eban and Premier Meir will draft a reply to last week’s Arab submissions to UN mediator Gunnar V. Jarring. Deputy Premier Allon warned a settlement could trigger elections or coalition strains in Israel.
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Jordan
Israel
Knesset
Apollo 14 countdown starts as crew faces exams at Cape Kennedy
The Apollo 14 mission enters a six day countdown at Cape Kennedy with astronauts Alan Shepard Edgar Mitchell and Stuart Roosa undergoing final medical exams. Five holds totaling 38 hours are planned before a projected Sunday 3 23 p m launch for the mission to Fra Mauro with aims for a nuclear powered lab and lunar rock samples dating to 4 6 billion years.
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Edgar Mitchell
Stuart Roosa
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Mitchell
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Demonstrators Disperse Ahead of Rose Kidnap Murder Trial
A few dozen youths protested outside the Montreal court as the trial of Paul Rose, accused in the Pierre Laporte kidnapping and slaying, prepared to begin. Police warned protesters lacking permits and journalists filled the sixth floor hearing room as jury selection set to proceed amid claims of bias.
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Uganda rebels claim ouster of President Obote in coup
Army insurgents said they had toppled Milton Obote after 12 hours of fighting in Kampala. A Radio Uganda broadcast announced the coup, pledging to transfer power to the soldiers and criticizing Obote’s economic and regional policies as tribalist while noting his absence abroad. Protests erupted as crowds cheered, amid reports of several deaths and a split in the nation’s armed forces.
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Ford of Canada workers set votes on new three year contract
About 13 800 hourly rated Ford of Canada workers schedule ratification meetings to vote on a tentative three year contract reached with the United Auto Workers. If approved, the Ontario strike would end and workers in Oakville Windsor Talbotville Niagara Falls and Bramalea would return to work. The pact mirrors GM Chrysler Ford US settlements with wage parity by December 19 1971.
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Violence erupts in Shankill Road as troops move in
British troops moved in after violence flared in Belfast s Shankill Road area for the second time in 24 hours. Police reported about 15 arrests as clashes continued into Sunday night.
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Reuter
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Northern Ireland
Guinea to Execute 58 Over West African Invasion
Guinea says 58 people convicted of the November invasion will be executed and 66 others, including a Roman Catholic archbishop, jailed for life. President Sekou Touré urged that the attack was led by Portuguese mercenaries, though no Portuguese were named among those sentenced. The rulings were announced at a Conakry rally broadcast by Radio Conakry with the National Assembly acting as a supreme revolutionary court.
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Guinea
Sekou Toure
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UK union chief agrees to arbitration in postal strike
London AP report says Tom Jackson secretary general of the Union agrees to arbitrate the postal dispute if the arbitration committee chair is acceptable. The union votes to continue the strike and to form a £100,000 hardship fund from one third of the union bankroll. Bill Ryland plans to notify Jackson. Jackson backs Frank Cousins as arbiter.
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Post Office Workers Union
Britain
Tom Jackson
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Post Office Board
Frank Cousins
Transport and General Workers Union
Bourassa says he ordered War Measures Act use in crisis
Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa, in a CTV W5 interview, said it was his decision, not the prime minister's, to deploy the army under the War Measures Act during last fall's terrorism crisis. He noted negotiations with Ottawa had begun days earlier and defended police powers as necessary though imperfect.
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