Soviets Aid Mozambique in War Pressure on Rhodesia
U S intelligence reports indicate Soviet ships unloaded T34 tanks and other arms at Beira as Mozambique faces intensified guerrilla activity against Rhodesia. Cuba may supply trainers. about 4,000 Rhodesian rebels operate from Mozambique amid a state of war declared by Mozambican President Samora Machel. South Africa weighs military options to assist Rhodesia and counter regional instability.
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Rhodesia
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Beira
Africa
Angola
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Pretoria
South Africa
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Uncertainty in Egypt hinders U S investment push
Treasury officials say instability in Egypt blocks large scale U S deals after a Mideast tour and talks with President Sadat. Secretary Simon urged a clear signal to investors to show Egypt is safe for investment, citing a proposed 50 to 100 million dollar project and calling for peace progress and relaxed foreign exchange controls.
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Egypt
World Leaders React to Egypt’s Open Door Policy
President Anwar Sadat declared an open door investment stance after severing ties with the Soviet Union following the 1974 clash with Israel. Yet thus far only one major project has materialized, signaling cautious early progress amid shifting alliances.
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Israel
Spanish guards fire on demonstrators in Basque region
Civil guards opened fire on protesters refusing to disperse in the Basque region, wounding a demonstrator in the head as clashes spread from Bilbao to Santurce amid a general strike. Tens of thousands joined the walkout over police killings in Vitoria, with large citys and schools affected and Madrid’s army trial over alleged rebellion becoming politically sensitive.
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Arms embargo on Turkey won’t speed Cyprus settlement
A House International Relations study group reports the U S arms embargo against Turkey will not hasten a Cyprus settlement and may harm American interests. The January mission found no evidence that pressure improves relations or quickens breakthroughs and urged continued aid to both Turkey and Greece to sustain the Atlantic alliance while pursuing a loose federal Cyprus with largely independent Greek and Turkish zones.
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