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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jul 07, 1978

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Europeans Seek Unified Policy Ahead of Bonn Summit

West European leaders gathering in Bremen struggle to craft a joint plan for the Bonn economic summit with the United States and Japan. They show progress on a currency-stabilizing fund, while Helmut Schmidt resists pledging broader German growth to pressure U.S. oil policy. A new Common Market monetary system with a rescue fund gains in-principle support despite cautious comment from Britain.

Bremen West Germany Bonn United States Japan Helmut Schmidt Europe Schmidt Carter James Callaghan France

Independence Celebration Under Way in Solomons

Independence marked in HONIARA as Solomon Islands become self governed after British rule. Duke of Gloucester read a pidgin English statement while the Union Jack was lowered and Solomon flags raised. Naval ships fired 21 gun salutes as dignitaries from four nations, war veterans, and about 50 foreign reporters witnessed the ceremony.

Honiara Solomon Islands U.S Pacific Guadalcanal Duke of Gloucester Harold F Holt Vendetta

Spain moves to abolish death penalty in new constitution

Madrid AP reports the House of Deputies approves an article abolishing the death penalty by a 2901 vote with 17 abstentions. The chamber, drafting Franco era reforms, will send the measure to the Senate for debate before a national referendum.

Madrid House of Deputies Chamber Tefia Froncleco Franco Franco Chamber of Deputies Senate

Lisbon court frees 11 on bombing charges

A Lisbon military court freed 11 men charged in a wave of anti leftist bombings and sentenced five others to prison terms from three to 71 years. Acquitted were Artur Mota Freitas, former police chief of Oporto, and another northern city police officer. The cases involved attacks on Communist and leftist targets in northern Portugal and the Cuban Embassy in Lisbon.

Lisbon Portugal Artur Mota Freitas Oporto

Records Move to Ban Nazi Themed LPs in West Germany

West Germany pools 12 long playing records for youth safety labeling as dangerous. Titles include A Nation to Arms Blitz Victory in Poland and The Waffen SS. The ministry notes the pseudo documentary works blur history with Nazi propaganda and war glorification.

Bonn West Germany Thas Poland Waffen-Ss

Syria and Israel trade threats over cross border shelling

Amid rising tensions Syria and Israel exchanged sharp warnings as forces near the Golan Heights and Lebanese border prepared for possible action. Israeli spokesmen affirmed troop reinforcement and warned of more than notice while Syrian gunners observed a cease fire that allowed Christian quarters in Beirut to emerge from shelter.

Howe East Beirut Lebanon Lawenon Syria Tel Aviv Radio Issrael Labapon Phalange Middle East Fromthine U.N. Buffer Z Golan Heights Israel Defense Exer Weizman Ceese South Sarkis United States Bri T Formed

Snepp Book Profits Seized In CIA Case

A federal judge in Alexandria holds that Frank Snepp willfully breached his CIA secrecy agreement by causing Random House to publish Decent Interval An Insider. The government seeks to prevent further disclosure and uphold protection of intelligence sources and methods amid a likely appeal.

Alexandria. Va CIA Saison U.S Oves R. Lema Frank Snepp Etvil Lewis Frank W. Snepp Willfelly

Heart specialist to sponsor preventive medicine clinic

Athens Greece AP renowned heart surgeon Christiaan Barnard to sponsor a free international center for preventive medicine. He envisions a 17 million dollar healthy living complex on Kos with 850 beds where patients learn proper diet exercise and why not to smoke. Barnard will donate his services with financing from business banking government and private sources.

Athens Greece Christiaan Barnard Barnard Aegean Kos Hippocrates Father of Medicine

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