Iceland and Britain accept NATO mediation on fishing dispute
NATO Secretary General Josep Luns mediates as Iceland and the United Kingdom seek a negotiated solution to the nine month fishing dispute. Iceland demands NATO intervene to end British warship protection of trawlers in Icelandic waters after a gunboat exchange and Britain’s 30 mile fishing limit. Ambassadors from 15 NATO members meet in Brussels to hear Iceland’s demand and urge restraint while mediation proceeds.
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Iceland
Britain
Morte Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Joseph
Reykjavik
Tomas Tomasson
NATO Council
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Mitions
London
Ford subsidary delivers extorted aid to Buenos Aires slums
In Buenos Aires a Ford Motor Co Argentine unit delivered 3,000 food packages to a shantytown church as part of a protection payoff to the People’s Revolutionary Army after guerrillas wounded two workers. The company also sent 400 to hospitals and promised ambulances and school supplies totaling hundreds of thousands in aid. President Campora announced restored Cuba ties and new relations with East Germany and North Korea.
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Argenetina
Ford Motor Co
Ford
People's Revolutionary Army
Carlos Mujica
Argentina
Hector Campora
Cuba
Aud
East Germany
North Korea
China to Open Office in Washington Liaison Office
Ambassador Huang Cherarr arrives with his wife and a 12 man delegation to open the Liaison Office of the People's Republic of China in Washington. The arrival completes a two decade effort to restore regular contact between the U.S. and China without formal diplomatic ties, following Nixon’s administration moves and Kissinger diplomacy.
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Huang Chen
New York
Washington
U.N
Huang
UPI
Huang Cher
Lody
People’s Republic of China
Peking
France
National
American Airlines
United States
London
China
David K. E. Bruce
Nixon
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Venezuela Exports Detail Major Commodities
The report lists Venezuela's principal exports as crude petroleum and refined products, iron ore, coffee, cocoa, canned fish, fruits, plantains, shrimp, sugar, diamonds, pipes and other steel goods.
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Venezuela
Scotland Yard Clears British Official in Vice Scandal
London officials said a third government minister denied involvement in a sex scandal that toppled two ministers from Edward Heath's government. Scotland Yard found no evidence to support the call girl allegations, while Heath accepts the denial during a private West Germany visit.
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Edward Heath
Heath
Norma Levy
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RAF
Earl Jellicoe
House of Lords
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