Italian President Resigns Amid Turmoil and Bomb Attacks
Rome reports reveal Italy's president resigns from the Quirinal after a ceremonial departure as violence shocks the capital. A string of bombs hits Rome targets including a Communist Party office with no injuries reported. Stock prices plunge in Milan as political turmoil broadens across the nation.
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Unclear aviation crew killed amid political turmoil
Reported chaos surrounds the Soyuz 29 crew death amid kidnappers linked to political factions. The Christian Democrats deny violence, insisting allegations push leaders to resign. Observers note tensions in the minority Christian Democratic government and constitutional pressure on public figures.
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U N peacekeeping force to stay longer in Cyprus
United Nations extends Peacekeeping Resolution 186 for a two period ending next December. The Greek Cypriot government and Turkish Cypriots claim control of areas in Turkish occupied north and east Cyprus. Turkish army previously intervened to thwart a coup by Greek officers favoring Cyprus annexation.
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U.S. Exports Crude Oil to Japan and West Coast
The United States ships crude oil to Japan and the West Coast, reflecting evolving energy trade relations. The move highlights shifting markets as U S supply routes expand to Asia and domestic refiners bolster export capacity.
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Texas quake sparks brief policy shift in energy plan
AP reports a 4.7 to 5.0 magnitude Texas quake precedes a government move on export prohibitions. Energy Secretary James R. Schultz/Schlesinger announces automatic policy change unless blocked, aiming to cut residual fuel costs by about three counts per shipment.
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Missionaries killed in Rhodesia raids deepen crisis
In Bulawayo Rhodesia AP reports night raid by 10 to 15 gunmen on a Salvation Army school leaving two young British women teachers dead, one Swedish missionary wounded. Since 1976 attacks have killed 19 white missionaries, closed many mission schools and hospitals amid a six year guerrilla war led by Joshua Nkomo and Robert Mugabe.
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Panama declares national holiday for Carter visit
Panama under Gen. Omar Torrijos announced a national holiday and maximum security for President Carter’s trip to finalize canal treaties. Troops surrounded Tocumen airport and the hotel, with thousands guarding the route and visitors needing credentials. Demonstrations were silenced, with arrests reported and rallies canceled amid student clashes at the University of Panama. In Porto Alegre, Brazil, a separate fire on a 6000-ton ship under construction killed thirteen workers, with 300 aboard when the blaze started and cause undetermined.
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