Prince Charles and Diana depart Heathrow for five week tour
Britain’s Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer kiss farewell at Long’s Heathrow Airport as they prepare for a five week tour of New Zealand Australia and Venezuela with marriage planned for July 29. Romania faces farm shortages amid import drive and weather woes. Ceausescu vows agrarian revolution but signs of change are unclear. Western diplomats and economists caution over reliability of shortages and the regime’s agricultural shift.
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Haig says dramatic shifts in Africa policy not justified
Secretary of State Haig on Meet the Press says predictions of dramatic shifts in U S policy toward southern Africa are not justified though Reagan administration policies will differ from the previous era. He outlines a review process with diplomats traveling for discussions and an imminent announcement.
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Meet the Press
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Kennedy Opposes Arms Sales to Saudi Arabia
Senator Edward M. Kennedy urged the Reagan administration to halt offensive arms sales to Saudi Arabia, warning the weapons would enable air attacks on Israel and link oil interests to terrorism. He also urged halting military aid to El Salvador amid nun murders and labor organizer deaths, and criticized U.S. Latin America policy as aligning with repressive regimes.
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Japan exports hit record February total
JapanAutomobile Manufacturers Association reports February auto exports at a record 530,452 vehicles down 9.1 percent from a year earlier yet up 0.2 percent from January. U S shipments reached 189,523 vehicles as developing nations filled demand. Police officer Read survived a near drowning after a quicksandlike ditch incident aided by his German shepherd Bruno in Maidenhead.
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Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association
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