Detailed talks begin on obstacles to treaty
President Carter opens focused talks with Israeli Prime Minister Begin on sticking points in Egypt Israel peace plans. Begin remains unyielding while U S officials fear a Camp David breakdown in a tense crisis that could impact oil markets and regional stability.
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Henry S. Bradsher
Washington Star
Washington
Menachem Begin
Begin
U.S
Camp David
Middle East
Mustafa Khalil
Anwar el-Sadat
Khalil
Sadat
Egypt
Egypt Israel treaty tied to broader Arab issue stance
The administration links the Egypt Israel peace move to resolving wider Arab problems including Palestinians under occupation. Saudi Arabia weighs the deal by these terms while Begin focused on removing a priority clause in Cairo’s draft treaty rather than linkage in his remarks.
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Egypt
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U.S
Begin
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Israel
Ottawa Eyes 10000 Refugees This Year Amid Talks
Ottawa asks provinces to approve a plan to admit 10000 government sponsored refugees in 1979 within a 100000 immigrant cap. Private sponsors not counted in the 10000 can still enter under the same overall limit. Immigration Minister Bud Cullen calls for ad hoc humanitarian action and praises Alberta’s generosity amid a recent dispute over Vietnamese refugees.
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Ottawa
Bud Cullen
Cullen
Alberta
Bert Hohel
Bay bid triggers antitrust inquiry into Hudson's Bay takeover
Ottawa orders anti-combine investigators to review the proposed 365.8 million dollar takeover of Hudson's Bay Co. of Winnipeg by heirs of the late Lord Thomson of Fleet. Prime Minister Trudeau cites the deal's size as warranting scrutiny under the Combines Investigation Act.
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Hudson's Bay Co
Winnipeg
Lord Thomson
Fleet
Trudeau
The
Commons Today
Thomson
New Democrat
T. C. Dollas
Nanimo- Cowichan-The Islands
Gas export bids to get priority
Energy Minister says NEB finds Canada has excess gas reserves and will push for top priority for export applications to the United States. The report notes Canada can export two more TCF to the U S in the 1980s and move surplus Alberta gas to Quebec and Atlantic Canada to reduce oil imports.
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Ottawa
Alastair Gillespie
National Energy Board
Gillespie
The
Commons
United States
Alberta
Quebec
Atlantic Canada
Canada
U.S
Edmonton
Peter Lougheed
Lougheed
New Democratic Energy
T. C. “Douglas
Sto Eastern
Vietnam rejects Chinese talks on Vietnam War at Lang Son
Vietnam rejects a Chinese peace talk proposal calling it a trick to mask war escalation. Hanoi demands China withdraw all troops and respect Vietnam’s independence and territorial integrity while China warns of limited retaliation if attacked.
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Vietnam
Lang Son
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Peking
China
Japan
Kyodo
Ku Mu
Li Hsien-nien
Fighting threatens Amin with new Ugandan mutiny at Tororo barracks
Fierce fighting with jets tanks and armored units broke out at Tororo Battalion barracks in eastern Uganda amid reports of a mutiny against President Idi Amin. Hospitals in Mbale received unknown dead and wounded as anti Amin forces clashed for control of key transport routes into Kenya.
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Tororo
Uganda
Idi Amin
Mbale
Toronto
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Amin
Lion
Masaka
Mbarara
Kenya
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Kampala
Gunfire and propaganda mark Tehran struggle after revolution
Guerrilla factions in Tehran exchange fire and harangue each other from sandbag bunkers as Khomeini consolidates power in Qom. Bazargan laments chaos and signals possible resignation while Western observers foresee a long period of unrest and questions about disbanding the army.
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Iran
Ayatullah Ruhollah Khomeini
Khomeini
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Fedayeen
Qom
Mehdi Bazargan
Bazargan
Revolutionary Peoples Committees
Peoples Army
Tudeh Communist Party
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