Oil cartel to raise prices in September say Iranian official
Tehran Iran AP The central bank governor Mohammed Yeganeh warned that oil producers may hike crude prices by 30 to 35 percent in September to offset dollar value losses He spoke at a news conference ahead of the OPEC ministerial meeting in Libreville Gabon and said the decision is expected there with industrial nations inflation blamed for devalued dollar earnings and higher costs for OPEC buyers
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North Korea Moves Troops Toward the DMZ
U S intelligence reports North Korea has moved armored forces toward the demilitarized zone with South Korea. Pentagon officials say they are concerned but not alarmed and no special alerts were ordered for U S troops in South Korea.
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North Korea massing armor near DMZ amid U S Korea tensions
Intelligence reports indicate the North has concentrated armor near the DMZ the largest in years with about 250 tanks and 100 armored carriers in the Kok San area 40 miles north of the DMZ US forces deploy a division along with nuclear capable missiles artillery and three air force squadrons to back South Korea as debates over overseas deployments and ally doubts continue in Congress.
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Britons Vote On European Market Membership Referendum
Britain holds its first referendum to decide staying in the European Common Market. Polls predicted about a two to one yes majority among those voting, with over 40 million eligible nationwide and turnout expected lower. Counting starts Friday morning as the outcome is determined.
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Viet leaders discuss reunification amid Saigon trip
North Vietnam's top Politburo members Le Duan Truong Chinh and Pham Van Dong plus Xuan Thuy and Gen Vo Nguyen Giap were reported in Saigon for major government decisions. They returned to Hanoi before the National Assembly opening amid speculation on reunification.
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