Rhodesian Talks Hit By Mugabe and Smith Clash
Guerrilla leader Robert Mugabe urged the United States to stay out of Rhodesia’s peace talks and accused Washington of meddling with preconditions. Prime Minister Ian Smith rejected U.S. preconditions as talks with the Patriotic Front loom, while Washington and London push for a settlement to curb Soviet and Cuban influence in southern Africa.
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Maureen Johnson
Associated Press
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Robert Mugabe
America
Ian Smith
U.S
United States
Mugabe
Mozambique
Maputo
State Department
Smith
Washington
Joshua Nkomo
Patriotic Front
Britain
Africa
Public appeal for Chaplin statue in south London
London AP A public appeal for cash from ordinary people is launched to fund a statue of Charlie Chaplin in his native south London. Sculptor John Doubleday's model shows Chaplin in his iconic garb leaning on a cane as deputy leader Uloyd Harrington aims for a spring unveiling to mark Chaplin's 90th birthday.
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London
Charlie Chaplin
John Doubleday
Chaplin
Uloyd Harrington
Greater London Council
Harrington
Oil Reclaimed, 840000 Gallons Lost in Five Day Fire
About 2.2 million gallons of crude oil reclaimed while 840000 gallons burned or seeped away in a five day fire at a Strategic Petroleum Reserve storage center in Hackberry Louisiana. Much oil flowed into Black Lake and could be recovered with no serious environmental damage found, DOE said.
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Hackberry
Petoleum Reserve
Department of Energy
Black Lake
Fedeal
Egypt Israel Move Toward Historic Peace Treaty
Washington AP reports Egypt and Israel press toward completing a peace treaty outline within two months focusing on Sinai withdrawal security and diplomatic exchanges. President Carter and Egyptian negotiator Kamal Hassan Ali invite Arab states and Palestinians to join talks to address Palestinian interests and regional peace.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Washington
Egypt
Israel
U.S
George Sherman
State Department
Camp David
Sinai
Anwar Sadat
Knesset
Carter
Kamal Hassan Ali
United States
White House
Ali
Middle East
Jordan
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Kissinger says Camp David accord may endure without full Arab backing
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told a Republican fund-raiser in Fairborn Ohio that the Middle East accord reached at Camp David will stand up even if some Arab nations do not back it. He said the other Arab nations are not united enough to oppose the accord and predicted eventual participation by King Hussein of Jordan and Syrian President Hafez Assad in future negotiations.
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Fairborn
Ohio
Henry Kissinger
Camp David
Hussein
Jordan
Hafez Assad
Blast aboard oil tanker kills 59 in Singapore
An engine room explosion aboard the Greek tanker Spyros at Jurong Shipyard killed 59, including two sisters, with 18 hospitalized and 71 injured. The ship had no cargo at the time. cause suspected as welding sparks or a gas leak. Crew included Greeks, Chileans, Indonesians, an Englishman, and a Filipino.
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Kenneth L. Whiting
Associated Press
Singapore
Spyros
Jurong
Paul Abraham
Ah Cheong
Ulysses Tanker Corp. of
Greece
Liberia
Lloyd's Register of Ships
Unemployment, stamps, and politics in a world snapshot
India reports mahout unemployment in Coimbatore due to a two year elephant catch ban. Vatican stamps mark Pope John Paul I's death with 120 200 250 lire values. Ascension and St Helena studied for growth and tourism by the UK government. Portugal’s president says armed forces must yield political role in the next decade.
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John Paul I
Holy See
Vatican
London
Napoleon Bonaparte
Ministry of Overseas Development
Ascension
St. Helena
Napoleon
Lisbon
Portugal
Antonio Amalho Eanes
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Kemeny
Ivy League College
Dartmouth
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N.J
Atlantic City Beach
Catholic Charismatic Renewal
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Little Falls
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Pecos
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