Mondale says fundamental rift with Vorster over South Africa policy
Vice President Mondale arrived from Vienna and told Belgrade reporters there is profound disagreement with Premier Vorster over South Africa's racial policies. He canceled talks due to a stomach ailment and planned to meet President Tito. Mondale warned relations could worsen if apartheid persists. Vorster noted a vital difference but rejected U.S. comparisons with Africa's black nations.
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Begin Seeks Coalition After Israel Victory
Israeli right wing leader Menahem Begin disclosed he has majority for a coalition and will form a new government within two to three weeks. He received a detailed briefing from Defense Minister Shimon Peres on military and foreign affairs, and plans talks with President Carter about U S peace initiatives. Begin said Labor would not join a Likud unity government and he awaits invitations to Washington to review regional situations.
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