Mexico's Foreign Minister Resigns Amid Zionism Vote Fallout
Mexico's Foreign Minister Emilio Rabasa resigns amid controversy over UN votes labeling Zionism racist. President Luis Echeverria named Alfonso Garcia Robles to succeed him. Rabasa plans to enter politics and run for Senate next July.
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Algeria grants asylum to six OPEC attackers
Algeria announced asylum for six OPEC raiders described as Palestinian revolutionaries or allies in the Palestinian cause. The group held hostage 41 people at Vienna and later released hostages in Algiers and Tripoli before surrendering to Algerian authorities.
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Soviet and French Aid Arrives for Indian Mine Rescue
The Soviet Union and France join the United States in offering high capacity pumps and technicians to the Chaswala colliery where 372 miners are feared dead after a gas explosion flooded the shaft. US officials send 10 pumps and four experts. India awaits mobilization from other offers.
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Thailand to reopen border with Laos
Thailand will reopen its border with Laos on January 1 as a New Year gesture to the Laotian regime and the 3 million people of Laos. Foreign Minister Chatichai Choonhavan announced the move in Bangkok.
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Time picks 12 women of year
Time Magazine honors twelve women as women of the year. Betty Ford Billie Jean King Ella Grasso Carla Hills Barbara Jordan Susie Sharp Jill Ker Conway Alison Cheek Carol Sutton Kathleen Byerly Susan Brownmiller Addie Wyatt named alongside previous honorees including Queen Elizabeth II.
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