Sakharov Accepts Nobel Peace Prize in Moscow
Andrei Sakharov, the Soviet dissident physicist, accepted the Nobel Peace Prize and urged action for political prisoners. He said he would travel to Oslo to receive the award if allowed to return to the Soviet Union afterward. He hoped for a broader detente and a possible amnesty, noting the prize money of 140000 dollars and the potential impact on Soviet authorities.
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Refugees Barricade UN Office in Argentina
Latin refugees hold five hostages and seek a home in a new country as they barricade a United Nations office for a second night. U.N. official John Kelly from Geneva pursued negotiations, hoping for a solution today. Sweden is their first choice for asylum.
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House approves 200 mile foreign fishing limit measure
The House voted 208 to 101 to ban foreign fishing within 200 miles of the U S coast, effective July 1, overriding Ford administration opposition. The bill preserves some foreign fishing if stocks are ample and allows enforcement discretion debates, with future zones and fees to fund research and management.
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