Chou En Lai A Debonair Chinese Leader Remembered
AP writer recalls Chou En Lai as a witty intelligent diplomat admired by leaders like Marshall Kissinger Nixon. He aided postwar talks with Chiang Kai-shek and later impressed diplomats during ping pong diplomacy visits in Beijing Yenan lore and western dress.
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Beirut Under Mortar and Rocket Barrage Quietly Rages
Beiruts worst night of civil war violence left 55 dead and 125 wounded as mortars and rockets rained down from midnight. Palestinian guerrillas demanded safe passage for food convoys to refugee camps Tal Zataar and Jisr el Basha, while clashes disrupted the city and a major food warehouse was looted.
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Protestants threaten all-out civil war in Northern Ireland
BELFAST Northern Ireland AP Protestant militants issue new threats of all-out civil war. Protestant political leaders insist on exclusive power and refuse sharing with Catholics. Vanguard leader Ernest Baird warns Prime Minister Harold Wilson’s government must accept this or face consequences.
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No struggle seen to succeed Chou En-lai dies
US analysts say Chou En-lai's death will not disrupt relations with the United States. Teng Hsiao-ping has run day to day affairs for 15 months and is seen as pro American. Mao Tse-tung supports the policy and authority now appears institutionalized beyond personalities. Kissinger cites permanent interests ensuring continuity.
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African leaders narrow differences on Angola
In Addis Ababa, African foreign ministers meet informally to narrow gaps ahead of the OAU summit on Angola. Four ministers condemn South Africa’s military intervention but avoid Soviet or Cuban actions. The private session lasted an hour, with decisions to be taken by heads of state.
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