Callaghan Eyes Stronger Partnership With U S
London AP reports James Callaghan, Britain's new prime minister, aims to strengthen Western Europe ties with the United States. He backs an Atlanticist approach with Kissinger and seeks closer European American cooperation ahead of UK EU presidency, while facing domestic economic strain and Northern Ireland violence.
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Britain
Western Europe
United States
James Callaghan
Harold Wilson
Henry A. Kissinger
Cuallaghan
Northern Ireland
Belfast
House of Commons
Labor Party
Callaghan
Denis
Washington
Syrian intervention feared as Lebanon civil war deepens
In Beirut Parliament speaker Kamal Assaad pushes to replace Christian President Suleiman Franjieh amid talks among leftist Moslems and right-wing Christians. U S officials report 2000 Syrian troops in Lebanon with 500 more recently crossing border as fighting slows but casualties rise.
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Lebanon
Kamal Assaad
Suleiman Franjieh
Assaad
Franjieh
Raymond Edde
Syria
Kamal Jumblatt
Jumblatt
Washington
U.S. State Department
Pentagon
Wreaths Honor Chou Enlai Amid Beijing Protests
Belgrade AP reports thousands gathered in Tiananmen Square to honor Chou Enlai with wreaths. Foreign presence provoked more than prior days as factions warned against violence and rumors while Mao era tensions shift under Teng Hsiao-ping within the Communist leadership.
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Yugoslavia
Peking
Linsen
Chou Enlai
Tanjug
Tien An Men
Peking People's Daily
Teng Hsiao-ping
Mao Tse-tung
Lop
Chinese Communist Party
Red Guards
Woman dies in Alaska Airlines jet crash at Ketchikan
At Ketchikan International Airport a Boeing 727 overshot the runway and burned in a ravine. Ruth Foster of Dunean died in the wreckage. about fifty aboard survived. Passengers recounted fear and quick attempts to escape the burning plane.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Orvil Holum
Alaska Airlines
Halum
Halim
Ketchikan International Airport
Ruth Foster
Dunean
Russians in Mozambique Train Rhodesian Black Nationalists
U S intelligence reports 18 Russian advisers are now in Mozambique to train Rhodesian black nationalist guerrillas. The effort marks potential Moscow commitment to prepping insurgents decades against white Rhodesian rule, with fighters using Mozambique as a base as Zambia warns against non-African forces crossing borders.
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Washington
U.S
Russia
Tanzania
Henry A. Kissinger
Zambia
Rhodesia
Socialists threaten topple Moro as abortion crisis bites Italy
The Socialists threaten to bring down Premier Aldo Moro's Christian Democrat minority government over abortion policy. They demand an emergency meeting with Moro and CD secretary-general Benigno Zaccagnini and warn of early elections or a disbanded parliament. The stand tests Italy's fragile coalition amid unions talks and monetary strain.
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Aldo Moro
Christian Democrat
Moro
Benigno Zaccagnini
Christian Democrat Party
United States
Communist
NATO
Italy
Giovanni Leone
Socialists
Christian Democrats
Primary elections shape delegates in New York and Wisconsin
Voters cast ballots in New York and Wisconsin with 274 Democratic and 117 Republican delegates at stake in New York and 68 Democratic plus 45 Republican seats in Wisconsin. Campaigns center on Henry M. Jackson in New York and Wallace in Wisconsin as Reagan contests Ford for the GOP nomination.
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Wisconsin
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Maerte Maal
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Carter
Georgia
Udall
Arizona
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Alabama
George Wallace
George McGovern
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Wallace
Ronald Reagan
Ford
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