Government rules touch on film nudity and kissing in India
In New Delhi Deputy O P Tyagi pressed parliament on why censors approved Truth is Beautiful despite scenes of nude poses and kissing. Information Minister Advani said amorous shots were not offensive, while debates spotlight cultural taboos and state censorship norms.
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Carter Says No feud With Soviet Union Gains Trade Hope
President Carter, at his 35th news conference, denied any vendetta against the Soviet Union and signaled openness to boosting trade. He paused on veto threats over a capital gains tax cut, noting he will decide after the measure reaches his desk. He cited concerns about inflation as a continuing worry.
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Madrid slaying of brigadier general shocks Spain
In Madrid a man and a woman shot Brig. Gen Juan Sanchez Ramos and Lt. Col. Juan Perez Rodriguez at point blank range, reportedly tied to the Proletarian Armed Group. The attack follows a pattern of anti government violence, with other incidents and casualties across Spain.
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Bolivian military declares state of siege over election turmoil
In La Paz the military government of Gen. Hugo Banzer announces a state of siege in response to an alleged rebel bid linked to presidential candidate Gen. Juan Pereda Alban. Schools are ordered closed and armored units patrol major cities as protests and uncertain arrests unfold.
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Berster jailed in U S on wide Baader Meinhof ties case
Kristina Berster a suspect linked to the Baader Meinhof gang is jailed in Albany on 500000 bond charged with trying to enter the United States from Canada with a bogus passport. FBI says three others may be members. extradition not pursued yet.
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Bush holds conference on possible 1980 bid at Sun Valley
Former CIA Director George Bush, at a Sun Valley news conference before addressing the Idaho State Bar Association, declined to say if he will run for president but indicated he will announce next year. He criticized the Carter administration for foreign policy signals and cabinet infighting and called Andrew Young's remarks about U.S. political prisoners absurd.
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