Rhodesia protests before Vance meets Rhodesian leaders
About 1,000 black demonstrators confronted Secretary of State Vance and British Foreign Secretary Owen in Salisbury, urging negotiations with Rhodesia's biracial government. A two hour session followed, with Hodding Carter III signaling a further discussion later.
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Executive Council
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Robert Mugabe
Joshua Nkomo
Hodding Carter III
Israel Cabinet Signals 242 Backing West Bank Unclear
The Israeli cabinet reaffirmed support for UN resolution 242 as the basis for negotiations but did not specify implications for the West Bank. A limited autonomy proposal would keep a Israeli military presence and deny an independent Palestinian state, drawing sharp critique from Labor and prompting Arab counter proposals to be discussed on their merits.
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Berlin Airlift engineer Gen Lucius Clay dies at Cape Cod home
Gen Lucius D. Clay, 80, architect of the Berlin Airlift and former deputy military governor of Germany, died at his Cape Cod residence. He served Presidents Roosevelt through Kennedy, led U.S. forces in Europe, and later held corporate roles with Lehman Brothers and others. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Italian ruling party weighs change in Moro stance
Italy's Christian Democratic Party discussed possibly easing its refusal to negotiate for the life of kidnapped former Premier Aldo Moro. The Red Brigades said a people's court sentenced Moro to death, and Communists urged firmness while President Leone appealed for sparing Moro's life. Moro, 61, was kidnapped March 16 and his five bodyguards were killed.
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Soviet Diplomat Arkady Shevchenko seeks high salary for U.S. disclosures
Time magazine reports Arkady Shevchenko, the Soviet undersecretary who defected from New York, wants about $100,000 a year to reveal which U.S. agencies were fed false information by the KGB. He has been in hiding in New York State since his April 10 disappearance and may seek additional lump sums and asylum assurances.
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Russia
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Desai Reveals Lost Nuclear Device in Himalayas
Prime Minister Morarji Desai disclosed in Parliament that a nuclear monitoring device with plutonium-238 was left in a blizzard atop Mount Nanda Devi in 1965 during a joint US India mission. He ruled out health or environmental danger and announced a scientific committee will assess potential hazards.
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Himalayas
United States
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China
Nanda Devi
Philippines first elections test Marcos rule and dissent
The first elections after martial law under President Ferdinand E Marcos produced a loyal national assembly but also a rising dissident movement. Marcos touted a near sweep for pro Marcos candidates while opposition claims of ballot fraud surfaced amid voter intimidation concerns. Vote totals showed Imelda Marcos and Romulo as top Manila vote-getters with Aquino as a leading opposition figure.
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Carlos P. Romulo
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Edgardo Ilarde
Benigno S. Aquino Jr
Separate Envoys Of Belarus And Ukraine At UN
Separate envoys of Byelorussia and the Ukraine as UN General Assembly members reflect a compromise after the Soviet Union protested separate admission of British Commonwealth members in the UN’s formative days.
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