Israel begins new West Bank settlement amid 242 tension
Tractors started clearing Neb Salah 16 miles northwest of Jerusalem for a settlement to house 40 families after a five week freeze on outpost construction. The plan, approved by the government, comes as Israel reaffirms support for UN 242 while keeping the West Bank issue vague and pursuing limited Palestinian autonomy with continued military presence.
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Occupied Territories
Neb Salah
Jerusalem
Maar
Nehi Salah
Defense
Ezer Weizman
United States
Menachem Begin
Weizman
Resten
Karner Shomron
Neh Salah
Karner
Moshe Dayan
Arich Noar
Washington
Begin
Labor
West Bank
Israel
Carter
Noar
Jordan
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Labor Party
Rhodesian talks test Vance Owen on race and reform
In Salisbury Rhodesia a thousand black protesters urged Cyrus Vance and David Owen to leave. Talks aimed at persuading a biracial government to negotiate with guerrilla leaders Mugabe and Nkomo continued. Bishop Muzorewa vowed to resist concessions while Vance urged dialogue to prevent black on black conflict.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Cyrus R. Vance
Rhodesia
Owen Vance
David Owen
Vance
U.S
Executive Council of
Ian Smith
Robert Mugabe
Joshua Nkomo
Hodding Carter HT
Owen
Civil Service
Salisbury
Marimba House
Smith
South Africa
Executive Council
Abel Muzorewa
Italy party mulls softening Moro refusal to negotiate
In Rome the Christian Democratic Party signaled a potential shift from rejecting ransom talks to possibly sparing Aldo Moro’s life by all legitimate means. The move follows the Red Brigades claim of a death sentence for Moro and communist calls to stay calm and duty bound.
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Rome
Italy
Christian Democratic Party
Aldo Moro
Christian Democratic
Red Brigades Ter Torst
Moro
Red Brigades
Turin
Chrestan Democrats
Partes
L'Unitta
Kidnapped prince Moritz von Hessen freed by police
In Kiel West Germany three armed men kidnapped Prince Moritz von Hessen grandson of the late King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy. He was freed unharmed about an hour later by police and the three kidnappers were arrested. The interior ministry of Schleswig Holstein said police questioned him about his ordeal. A spokesman said the kidnappers surrendered with no resistance.
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Kiel
West Germany
Victor Emmanuel III
Italy
Prince Moritz von Hessen
Interior Ministry
Schleswig-Holstein
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