Soviet leader promises no bases in Africa for Tanzania
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny assured Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere that Moscow seeks no military bases or special privileges in Africa. He said the aim is expanded mutual cooperation and lasting friendship. Nyerere and Podgorny opened seven and a half hours of discussions at the state house by the Indian Ocean as Castro tours Africa.
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U.S. Airlift to Zaire Supports Shaba Siege Towns
Fresh U.S. aid, about 9 tons worth 1.5 million dollars, reached Kinshasa for Zairean troops battling insurgents in Shaba province where Angola-based invaders hold three towns. The shipment included spare parts, medical supplies, and uniforms, flown to Kamina base aboard a Zairean C130.
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Border Dispute Between California and Nevada Talks Ongoing
California and Nevada officials discuss lines for 210 miles of border from Lake Tahoe to Oregon. Nevada argues the boundary lies 1700 feet further west than California, with potential court action if talks fail.
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Weather Snapshot for Redlands Yucaipa and San Bernardino Valley
Redlands shows today high 81 low 48 and 83 48 on Wednesday with Yucaipa at 62 45 and 75 46. Sun rises 5 49 sets 6 03. San Bernardino Valley largely cloudy with 40 percent shower risk Thursday, cooler days, possible winds, highs 55 62, lows near 50. Deserts gusty winds and snow level lowering in the mountains Thursday.
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United States moves to resume Vietnam talks in Paris
President Carter announced the United States will resume diplomatic negotiations with Vietnam in Paris without delay. The move follows Vietnamese Premier Pham Van Dong's request and the White House Commission on Missing in Action missions to Vietnam and Laos. The commission reported 12 bodies found, 11 identified as Americans, with one Vietnamese mistaken for an American. Carter praised the commission and noted no preconditions on talks. The effort accompanies planned arms talks with the Soviet Union led by Cyrus Vance, as Carter prepares for a Moscow visit and a televised news conference.
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Cardinal Biayenda slain in Congo family vendetta
Archbishop of Brazzaville Cardinal Emile Biayenda was kidnapped and killed by three relatives of slain President Marien Ngouabi. The military committee called it a family vendetta and vowed exemplary punishment, while borders stay sealed indefinitely.
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Carter to name Peterson Brewster to ambassador posts
President Carter will nominate Esther Peterson to her former White House consumer affairs adviser post and Kingman Brewster as ambassador to Great Britain. He will also nominate Anne Cox Chambers to Belgium and Philip Alston to Australia, with Michael Pertschuk named FTC chairman and Robert Carswell as deputy treasury secretary.
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U S Alters Policy on Canal Transfer to Panama
UPI report shows the United States allowing a United Nations water conference resolution calling for turnover of the Panama Canal to Panama. The motion, backed by 16 Latin nations, Libya and North Korea, passed without a vote by 119 delegates.
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