Italy demands Bonn punish Nazi escapee Kappler
Rome hopes West Germany will extradite or supervise Nazi war criminal Herbert Kappler who escaped from a Rome hospital ten days ago. Prime Minister Andreatti and ministers seek German cooperation amid international reaction to Kappler’s flight and past killings of Italian hostages. Lattanzio cites UN pact on crimes against humanity and says cabinet will review the affair. authorities consider treating Kappler as a criminal while fostering extradition.
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Rights documentary portrays U S violence via Soviet TV broadcast
Moscow's central documentary film studio released The Right to Live a 90 minute U S focused program on American violence and civil rights. It used clips from New Orleans a sniper siege Kent State and Houston and argued only détente can ease street tensions. The film urged Americans to find the key to reducing violence while criticizing imperial power.
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Rights progress noted in South America under military rule
Washington reports Terence Todman said four South American nations under military rule show progress in human rights. He cited arrests disappearances and torture while noting realignment toward liberalization, based on talks with officials, clergy, opposition leaders, and others. Todman pointed to Chile’s record and mentioned no immediate plans for Vance to visit beyond South America in October.
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France yields to South Africa nuclear denial
Paris AP reports France seeks to mend fences after South Africa's prime minister John Vorster affirmed Pretoria has no plan to build an atomic bomb. A Foreign Ministry spokesman said the declarations confirm what was told to the French Embassy in Pretoria and followed similar denials from other South African officials.
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