Mondale Vorster talks fail to bridge South Africa changes
In Vienna, U.S. Vice President Mondale and South African Prime Minister Vorster failed to agree on altering apartheid policies. Mondale warned Washington would not intervene to save apartheid while seeking progress in Namibia and Rhodesia. Vorster argued U.S. and South African positions diverge over black rights versus current policy.
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Likud bloc wins 43 seats in Israeli election report
Israel state radio announced Likud bloc won 43 seats in a 120 member Knesset securing a working majority with coalition partners totaling 62 seats. Labor Party led by Shimon Peres won 32 seats, while Begin met Peres for a briefing on state matters and prepared to form a new cabinet amid regional tensions.
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Africans miffed by Young appeal at UN talks
At the United Nations conference on Rhodesia and South West Africa delegates reacted with mixed praise and irritation to U S Ambassador Andrew Young's call for southern Africa to emulate nonviolent civil rights tactics. Young argued nonviolence could yield political change, while some delegates stressed differences in their regional struggles.
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