Princess Irene Returns to Spain After Exile
Madrid reports Princess Irene returns to Spain joining Prince Carlos Hugo de Bourbon-Parma after nine years abroad. Franco expelled the couple in 1968 over plans for the throne, and Juan Carlos became king in 1975. Carlos Hugo returned five months ago.
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Carter Returns to White House After Africa Trip
President Carter, returning from a 14 575 mile swing through Africa and Latin America, says the day of the Ugly American is over and residents greet him with praise. African leaders and an administration official note lingering doubts about his sincerity and U.S. intent on Africa.
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Ban on import to stop risky chemical burn near Pontypool
British government bans import of 4400 gallons of Allied Chemical keypone from Baltimore intended for disposal by burning near Pontypool. Rechem International licensed to incinerate, but authorities require proof of safe disposal. Local activists threaten blockade if ban lifted.
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Administration forced to review food program
The Carter administration is forced to tinker with Food for Peace allocations as wheat and oil prices rise since last fall. Agriculture Secretary Bergland says Congress will be asked for more money to keep tonnage at recent levels, with White House budget officials reviewing first. The Agriculture Department released a new Title I allocation showing shifts from a reserve to maintain aid to the neediest nations, while richer countries receive less.
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Belgrade Helsinki talks aid Eastern Europe rights advocates
Ambassador Arthur J Goldberg says the Belgrade Helsinki conference will chiefly aid human rights advocates in Eastern European communist nations. He notes the six month review ended with plans to reconvene in Madrid in 1980 and cites improvements in Hungary Yugoslavia and Poland. The article also details U S food aid adjustments reducing total wheat support for the current year and outlining reserve fund impacts. Prague N/A
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