Seignious Replaces Warnke At Salt I
Lt Gen George M Seignious was named to head the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, replacing Warnke amid speculation he would project a tougher stance on SALT II. Carter tapped the Citadel commandant to end Pentagon and arms-control tensions while continuing Warnke as a consultant.
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American seeks aid from Soviet clinic in Leningrad
Former Texas Christian University football player Kent Waldrop arrived in Leningrad seeking treatment at Polenovaky Neurological Institute for paralysis since 1974. He and his parents plan a month of exams and potential enzyme injections to dissolve scar tissue in the spinal canal. Local doctors caution that results are experimental and not guaranteed to last.
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Pope meets reporters in informal Vatican audience
Pope John Paul III mingled with more than 1,088 international journalists after delivering a speech in which he urged focus on the church’s spiritual aspects and warned against haste in reporting. He hailed press freedom but urged journalists to use it wisely during the first formal audience with the new pontiff.
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Rhodesian raid upsets guerrillas in Zambia
AP reports Rhodesian air raid near Lusaka triggers fury from Joshua Nkomo who vows to fight, accusing Rhodesia of murder and aggression. Ian Smith warns of bigger raids as he defends talks meanwhile.UN cautions on refugees and possible bunkers near the camp.
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NATO war games in Mediterranean area near Izmir
NATO hosts deterrent force maneuvers as four allied warships from the United States Turkey Britain and Italy gather along the Aegean coast at Izmir for exercises testing readiness to defend vital Mediterranean sea lanes. The Soviet Union reportedly has more than six naval vessels in the area and the drills are led by Colonel Salim Der visoglu. Exercises begin Tuesday.
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Romania declares war on booze profiteers
In Bucharest the Communist regime vows action against alcohol profiteers amid amid exposure of graft. A reader letter to Semneul claims sharks and rats live on labor and bribes, as state wages with a six to one gap spark public fury. The text cites a year old wine scandal and ongoing party pressure on corruption.
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Project Hope relocates to Carter Hall estate near Winchester
Project Hope moves its base to Carter Hall a classic 18th century plantation in the Blue Ridge near Winchester Virginia at an estimated cost of 4 million. The year old medical mission led by founder Dr William Walsh will use the site as headquarters and a resident scholar study center. The move follows a reform of Hope activities to provide a permanent footing, increase credibility, and outlive its founder.
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