Amin claims death for British spy in Uganda
Ugandan President Idi Amin announced one of about 300 British residents trapped in Uganda faces execution by firing squad for spying. He zigzagged from Kampala to London and Europe in a bid to crash the Commonwealth conference, later claiming a secret meeting with regional revolutionary officers.
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Begin Clinches Enough Votes For Israel Government
Prime Minister designate Menahem Begin has secured a 61 seat majority in the Knesset after winning four Agudat Israel seats and retaining National Religious party support. Labor rejects unity talk as Begin’s Likud bloc holds 45 seats with other factions still undecided.
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Commonwealth leaders back peaceful path in southern Africa
33 nation summit endorsed an Anglo American plan for a peaceful transition to black majority rule, while warning armed struggle would likely be necessary to end white minority rule in Rhodesia and Namibia. Two leaders urged negotiations, but all agreed on the goal of majority rule.
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