U S aid to Angola rebels discussed by White House
White House spokesman says U S officials have discussed possible aid to Angola the two guerrilla groups UNITA and the National Front seeking to topple Neto s Marxist government. Carter has not decided whether to seek repeal of the aid prohibition. Jonas Savimbi leads UNITA and Holden Roberto heads the National Front. The conflict follows Angola independence with Cuban troops and Soviet support.
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American tour group killed in Norway bus lumber accident
Seven American tourists died and four were seriously hurt when a load of lumber broke free from a truck and pierced the left side of their tour bus on a twisting mountain road near Ljvesome in Sogn district. The group of 1¢ Americans was en route to Tyin after leaving the United States May 18 and visiting Copenhagen.
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Sogn
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Americans sentenced in Indian murder attempt in Manila
Two Americans, Steven Michael Dwyer of Wichita Kansas and Victoria Sheppard of Maryland, were jailed 10 to 17 years for attempted murder of Indian Embassy official Jyoti Sarup Vaid in Manila. They must pay Vaid 15353 dollars plus trial costs after admitting presence at the scene but denying stabbing.
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PCR
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Victoria Sheppard
Maryland
Jyoti Sarup Vaid
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India
French offer new proposals at U.N. disarmament talks
At the United Nations, France proposed fresh steps in disarmament discussions while the Geneva committee eyed regional requests. Mondale urged cuts in nuclear delivery systems and a ban on testing with Britain and the Soviet Union. Gromyko and Vance planned further talks in Washington and at the U.N. mission in New York.
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PLO leader accepts coexistence with U.N. peacekeepers
Beirut dispatch reports Yasser Arafat and the PLO agreed to live alongside United Nations forces in Lebanon. A three member military committee will supervise a ceasefire and the evacuation of fighters from southern Lebanon by mid June. U.S. intel suggests 100 to 200 guerrillas may have returned, though Beirut sources cite smaller movements near Tyre and Mount Hermon.
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Carter envoy delivers personal letter to Park Chung-hee
Zbigniew Brzezinski said he carried a personal letter from President Carter to South Korea's Park Chung-hee during a 34 hour meeting. He reported they were in general agreement on regional issues and that the U S South Korea relationship remains strong and reassuring.
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