Germany backs Canada in Atlantic charter talks with Europe
West Germany signals support for Canadian interests in a new Atlantic charter with the EEC and the U S. Foreign Minister Walter Scheel reassures Prime Minister Trudeau and Canadian officials that Canada will not be forgotten as Europe moves toward a unified policy by 1980. He and Sharp sign letters to boost cultural exchanges and bilateral consultations, with talks to be held as circumstances permit.
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Southam News Services
Ottawa
West Germany
Canada
United States
Europe
Walter Scheel
European Economic Community
U.S
Scheel
Mitchell Sharp
EEC
The
Laurentians
Quebec
Sharp
Trudeau
Harrington Lake
Germany
Nixon
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Mexico
Energy council may be salve for U S bruises
Ottawa proposed a Canada United States energy committee to smooth cross border issues amid Ottawa oil policy changes and U S complaints over lack of consultation. Energy Minister Donald Macdonald suggested joint talks on mutual energy concerns and noted possible ties to pipeline extensions like Alberta to Montreal.
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Ottawa
Donald Macdonald
Trudeau
Macdonald
U.S
Canada
Montreal
United States
Alberta-Eastern Canada
Arabs release hostages after Vienna camp closure demand
Two Arab terrorists freed four captives after the Austrian government agreed to close the Schoenau transit camp for Jewish emigrants from the Soviet Union. The train seizure near Marchegg wounded a Czech controller. the crew then flew to Tunisia after a 15 hour stand-off. The Eagles of Palestine Revolution cited migration of Soviet Jews as their cause, while Israel condemned Kreisky's move.
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Soviet Union
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Eagles of Palestine
Marchegg
Schwechat
Schoenau Castle
Bruno Kreisky
Fuerstenfeldbruck
Schoenau
Israel
Soyuz 12 Lands Safely After 2 Day Test Flight
The Soviet Union reports Soyuz 12 with two cosmonauts landed softly at 2 34 p m Moscow time. The craft touched down about 250 miles southwest of Karaganda in Kazakhstan after a two day test of the modified spacecraft. The cosmonauts were reported well.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Karaganda
Kazakhstan
Hunt for lost pilot continues in B C
The search for Neil Carey, CP Air pilot missing over central British Columbia since Sept 18, is being intensified as weather improves. Officials in Prince George plan to deploy air units, while a Canadian Forces Tracker crash during the search on Sept 20 killed four crew members. wreckage was found Thursday. The defence department investigates the crash near Telkwa Pass.
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British Columbia
Neil Carey
North Vancouver
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Terrace
Canadian Forces
Tracker
Telkwa Pass
Larry Schaufele
Bow Island
Alta
John Scammel
Windsor
Ont
Ted Bade
Sherman Pye
Dartmouth
N.S
Shearwater
Patricia Bay
Victoria
Defence Department
Prosecutors Press On With Agnew Investigation
Federal prosecutors continue the probe into Vice President Spiro Agnew despite a bid by his lawyers to halt grand jury action. Judge Walter Hoffman allowed possible further evidence next week as parties debate the move. The case centers on potential tax extortion bribery and conspiracy violations. Agnew denies the charges.
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Walter Hoffman
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CBS News
Washington
Edward Echeverria
CBS
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Barry Goldwater
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Missouri
Warren Hearnes
W. Clement Stone
Stone
Nixon
Hoffman
Justice Department
Maryland
Department
U.S
George Beall
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