Carter Welcomes Teng to White House for U S China Talks
President Carter welcomed Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping at the White House for talks aimed at normalizing relations. Demonstrations interrupted the ceremony as security removed two protesters, while Teng and Carter prepared for eight days of discussions on economic and security ties.
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Carter
Teng
White House
Washington
Teng Hsiao-ping
United States
China
Keith Kazimoto
Sonia J. Ransom
U.S
Richard Nixon
Kennedy Centre
Atlanta
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Pope opposes social activism in Latin American church
Pope John Paul I told 187 Latin American bishops in Puebla to condemn priests who fight repressive regimes by force or aid. He rejected socialism and politics for the church, urging a middle path between capitalism and communism while warning against activist clergy. The stance could sharpen tensions between progressive and conservative wings within the church.
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Puebla
Mexico
John Paul I
Mexico City
Arctic
John Paul
Charles to visit Gov.-Gen. on cross country tour
Prince Charles will visit Gov.-Gen. Edward Schreyer in Ottawa and undertake official duties during a multi city tour from April 1 to 7. His itinerary includes Victoria Yellowknife Winnipeg and Toronto with stops at Pearson College the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre Royal Winnipeg Rifles and Royal Regiment of Canada. The Queen Mother will attend events in Nova Scotia and the Queen's Plate in Toronto.
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Ottawa
Prince Charles
Edward Schreyer
Trudeau
Prince of Wales
Victoria
Yellowknife
N.W.T
Winnipeg
Toronto
Prince
World College of the Pacific
Pearson College
Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre
Royal Winnipeg Rifles
Royal Regiment of Canada
Canada
Edmonton
Nova Scotia
Trucker strike in U K shows signs of collapse
Britain's 100000 truck drivers face a crumbling strike as firms meet wage demands. Union officials report early returns to work and settlements easing industry disruption across ports and Scotland. Prime Minister Callaghan urges restraint to curb inflation.
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London
Reuter
Transport Union
John O’connor
Ron Todd
Transport and General Workers Union
TGWU
Britain
James Callaghan
Council of the
Trades Union Congress
France
Netherlands
Belgium
Scotland
Pol Pot Loyalists Claim Popularity Exaggerated Says Bangkok Analysts
Western and Thai analysts in Bangkok say the Vietnamese army retains the upper hand in Cambodia six weeks after invading to install a pro Hanoi government. They call Pol Pot loyalists claims exaggerated and note ongoing fighting and Vietnamese logistical troubles near Phnom Penh.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Cambodia
Pol Pot
Khmer Rouge
Phnom Penh
China
UN orders full alert for peacekeeping troops in Lebanon
UN peacekeeping forces in southern Lebanon go on full alert after a bomb kills two Israelis and wounds 34 in Netanya. Lebanese Christian forces shell a Norwegian UN unit, with several Norwegians injured. Israel confronts rising violence tied to Camp David peace talks and Palestinian groups.
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Associated Press
United Nations
Lebanon
Israel
Vnijitiamen
Beirut
Tel Aviv
Palestine Liberation Organization
Democratic Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Netanya
Egypt
Camp David
Guidelines for foreign ownership monitoring stalled in Canada
A federal cabinet minister says Canada has not enforced guidelines to help Canadians in foreign owned firms. Alastair Gillespie, former industry minister, recalls pushing rules to protect Canadian jobs and investor equity but says no monitoring system was ever implemented. Officials blame lack of data and cooperation from Canadian firms.
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Toronto
Canada
Alastair Gillespie
Energy
Industry, Trade and Commerce
Gillespie
Etobicoke
Federal Department
Jack Horner
Foreign Investment Review Agency
Berhard Keating
Department
Tehran unrest widens as Bakhtiar refuses Khomeini demand
Religious leaders intervene to slow bloodshed after Bakhtiar rejects Khomeini's demand to resign. Iran's airports remain closed as Khomeini urges return despite security concerns. In Tehran, thousands protest near a police station, with deaths and injuries reported as troops deploy.
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Tehran
Ayatullah Ruhollah Khomeini
Shahpour Bakhtiar
Paris
Bakhtiar
Iran
Khomeini
Ayatullah
Esfand Square
Ayatullah Taleghani
Ayatullah Mahmoud Taleghani
Shah
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