Conservatives oust Heath as party leadership vote begins
In a chaotic leadership race British Conservatives back Whitelaw over Thatcher and Heath. Whitelaw leads Thatcher by votes on the first ballot with a battle expected to continue, while Heath’s leadership wanes amid party division and a looming general election.
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William Whaelaw
Gruna
Norihere Ireland
Margaret Thatcher
Edward Heath
Heath. Sr
Tusntsy
Thatcher
Educateon Munster
House of Comman
Heaths
Mayer Aches Ermtid
Bryan
Nce
Heath
Peany
Nnts
Sirs Thatcher
Whitelaw Eec
Hus
Glasgo
Commons
Burmah Oil
Britain
Foreigners airlifted from Ethiopian city amid fighting
Rebels blew bridges and attacked roads as government troops retook the route to Asmara. A planeload of British subjects reached Addis Ababa while about 200 Americans remain in Asmara. Italian air force plans to evacuate 2000 Italians were reported under consideration.
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Addis Ababa
Ethopia
Asmara
Ethiopia
Guerrilas
Entrean Liberation Force
U.S
Eritrea
Tegre
Army and police clash in Peru during dawn confrontation
Army troops backed by tanks stormed a police compound in Lima as Guardia Civil officers barricaded facilities after a midday strike. Fire raged across La Victoria with reports of wounded and possible deaths as authorities faction grapples with pay demands and a government crackdown.
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Lima
Peru
Juan Velasco
la Victoria
Guardia Civil
Carrett Police
Pakistan seeks arms from U.S. amid grain aid push
Pakistani Prime Minister Bhutto pressed President Ford for renewed U.S. arms sales, seeking antitank missiles and jets while hoping for more than 100000 tons of grain and up to 300000 tons on easy terms by June 30. The talks touched on easing the embargo without harming ties with India.
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Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
U.S
Pakistan
Ford
Bhutto
University of California
Oxford
United States
Iran
Saudi Arabia
New Delhi
India
Gromyko Ended Egypt Visit Before Iraq Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko left Egypt for Iraq after a three day fence mending mission. Ismail Fahmy credited the visit with success and an upcoming joint communique was anticipated. The Damascus step had urged resumption of Geneva talks within a month.
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Associated Press
Andrei Gromyko
Egypt
Iraq
Ismail Fahmy
Gromyko
Damascus
Geneva
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