Balancuer claims Dominican win in tense vote count
Dominican Republic news reports Balaguer declared winner of the presidential race by the Central Electoral Board after a interrupted tally. Guzman PRD vows to oppose the result, warning of force if victory is threatened, as troops and police police the capital and irregularities are cited by Balaguer. Byron’s death noted in a closing historical aside.
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Antorte Guzman
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Jom Balaguer
Balaguer
Central Electoral Board
Westing
Guzman
Reform Party
Calmil
Jacobo Majluta
PRD
Manuel Joaquin Castillo
National Police
Cyrus Vance
Santo Domingo
United States
GM plans for South Africa hit
A private group released copies of documents showing General Motors planning to cooperate with the South African government in civil unrest. GM acknowledges contingency plans, saying there is nothing sinister.
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New York
General Motors
Philip Workman
South Africa
American Committee On Africa
Detroit
Jennifer Davis
Kaunda denounces Rhodesia internal plan as white rule ruse
Kenneth Kaunda, Zambian president, told the National Press Club in Washington that Rhodesia’s internal settlement is a device to sustain white dominance. He warned that without Anglo American peace proposals, Rhodesia could widen and spill beyond its borders, urging adoption to avert renewed conflict and possible war.
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Washington
Kenneth Kaunda
United States
Rhodesia
Kaunda
Georgia
National Press Club
Carter
Salisbury
Ian Smith
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