Relations With Cuba Improving By Diplomatic Exchange
The United States and Cuba near a formal exchange of diplomats ending 16 years of antagonism. State Department officials expect an announcement this week with Swiss and Czechoslovak hosts approving the move to open direct channels between Washington and Havana. Presidents Carter and wife Rosalynn commented on ongoing gestures toward normalizing relations as talks continue in New York and Plains Georgia.
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Carter
Rosalynn
Plains
Fidel Castro
Jamaica
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Costa Rica
McClure Addresses 500 Angry Loggers in DC Protest
Senator Jim McClure told more than 500 loggers on the Capitol steps that closing forest lands harms communities beyond timber. He urged loggers to warn cities like Detroit and New York that locking up timber will raise home costs and worsen job losses, while criticizing restrictive forest management reducing Idaho cuts.
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Jim McClure
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McClure
Detroit
New York
Dalas
Vietnam and U S Reps Hold Talks in Paris Embassy
Vietnam Deputy Foreign Minister Phan Hien and U S Assistant Secretary Richard Holbrooke met for three and a half hours at the American Embassy in Paris to discuss normalizing relations and planned another session the next day. Outside, Vietnamese refugees protested against the talks and called for freedom for religious leaders.
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U.S
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Hien
Holbrooke
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Place de la Concorde
Interior secretary argues for追加 lands to save Redwood National Park
Cecil D. Andrus urges immediate action to stop timber damage from private lands around Redwood Creek. He frames a plan to add about 48,000 acres to the park, with 10,000 acres containing harvestable redwoods near critical areas, while creating buffer zones and jobs for displaced workers. A federal task force and cross–agency study assess impacts and mitigation.
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Cultural Revival Follows Purge Of Mao's Widow
China resumes cultural flowering after Chiang Ching purge. Western music returns, operas revive, and modern drama tours spread from Peking to villages as NCNA notes renewed artistic freedom and a revival of vernacular operas, ballads, and foreign classics amid party praise.
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United Press International
Hong Kong
China
Mao Tse-Tung
Chiang Ching
Doe
New China News Agency
Communist Party
Peking People’s Daily
Gang of Four
People’s Daily
Maso Tse-Tung
Chou En-Lai
Hua Kuo-feng
Peking
Taching
NCNA
Gorky
District 9 crackdown on reading delays and graduation
District 9 Superintendent Albert Briggs ordered stricter reading standards last September, delaying many eighth graders from graduating. About 675 of 1,280 eighth graders at predominantly Black Chicago elementary schools on the Near West Side may not graduate this spring, with 140 near passing attending a remedial prep center and others headed to guidance programs for over-age underachievers.
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United Press International
Chicago
UPI
Albert’a. ‘Briggs
Mabe
Briggs
Near West Side
Rhodesian Troops Complete Exit From Mozambique
Rhodesian forces ended a five day ground and air operation in Mozambique lifting their occupation of Mapai and destroying terrorism arms dumps. Lt Gen Peter Walls said no Mozambican regulars were engaged and there was no plan to hold Mapai or any other area. He framed the move as defensive to protect southern Rhodesia residents from guerrilla attacks. He cited civilian casualties as mainly black residents killed by terrorists.
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Rhodesia
UPI
Mozambique
Peter Walls
Mapai
Walls
Maputo
Mozamique
Southern Rhodesia
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