Chinese Premier Hua Guofeng Arrives For Three Week Europe Tour
French president Giscard d Estaing welcomes Chinese Premier Hua Guofeng on his first Western Europe visit. Hua will tour Paris, Brittany, and Schengen spaces before heading to West Germany Britain and Italy. Talks focus on mining steel industry hydraulic power and petrochemical plants.
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Somoza Calls Carter a Pitiful Liar in Paraguay Interview
Exiled former Nicaragua leader Anastasio Somoza brands President Carter and Secretary of State Vance liars and accuses the United States of backing the Sandinista takeover. He claims a U S blockade forced his ouster after years of asking for US help. White House declined comment on the interview conducted in Asuncion, Paraguay.
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Demirel Demands Ecevit Resign After Midterm Wins
Former premier Suleyman Demirel urged Premier Bulent Ecevit to resign as his Justice Party swept five National Assembly seats and outpolled Ecevit's camp in senatorial races. Despite gains, Ecevit's Republican People's Party remained the largest bloc with 220 seats to 227 opposing seats, signaling a prolonged government crisis and possible early elections. Castro returns to Havana after UN visit urging a world of justice and peace.
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War hero Archibald Roosevelt dies at 85 in Florida
Last surviving son of Theodore Roosevelt Archibald Bulloch Roosevelt died at 85 from natural causes at Stuart Convalescent Center. A WWI company commander wounded thrice, he earned Croix de Guerre and Purple Heart. In WWII as a lieutenant colonel with the 162nd Regiment he drew enemy fire to locate artillery, earning the Silver Star. Roosevelt lived in Oyster Bay after the war and later moved to Jupiter Island Florida.
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Americans and Pakistani share 1979 Nobel Physics prize
The Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to Sheldon L. Glashow and Steven Weinberg of Harvard and Abdus Salam, a Pakistani working in Italy, for unified weak and electromagnetic theory. Salam becomes the first Pakistani Nobel laureate, with the academy noting their work on elementary particle interactions and the weak neutral current.
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Pioneer I Ready for Lake Tahoe Launch
A three man submarine named Pioneer I is prepared for launching at Carnelian Bay on Lake Tahoe. Scientists will dive to 1200 feet through Thursday to probe photograph and retrieve objects as part of exploration of the high deep lake.
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Carter Kennedy Could Boost GOP House Prospects
Republican House Campaign Committee chair Rep. Guy Vander Jagt says a Carter Kennedy Democratic battle and high inflation near 13 percent plus 7.5 percent unemployment could help Republicans gain House seats. He argues a Carter Kennedy contest would weaken Democratic influence in the House and might allow the GOP to win control next year.
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Wreck closes UP main lines near Cheyenne after two trains collide
Union Pacific crews near Cheyenne cleared wreckage from two trains that sideswiped and derailed 39 cars. Westbound traffic on I 80 halted for hours with coal cars scattered along the track. No injuries reported among workers or crew.
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