New England and Canada leaders urge unified energy action
Governors and premiers from New England and eastern Canada met to press for faster federal and provincial energy policies. They criticized slow national plans, urged regional cooperation, and discussed projects like Bay of Fundy hydro and exporting surplus power to the United States.
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Rhodesian Guerrillas Kill Five White Civilians
Rhodesian nationalist guerrillas killed five white civilians in three days as they press Prime Minister Ian Smith to accept black majority rule. A land mine exploded near Chipinga killing a mother and two daughters. two quarry workers and a teacher also died in attacks. Security forces say 10 whites and 280 guerrillas have died since January amid clashes near the Mozambique border backed by the African National Council.
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Ford Survives Flashbulb Incident At Ohio Campaign Stop
At Bowling Green State University President Ford was startled by a flashbulb blast from a student’s camera. Secret Service agents supported him as he regained his balance after the sudden explosion. The unidentified woman was taken aside for questioning and later identified as unknown.
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Castro Denies Kennedy Murder Link and Talks Angola
Fidel Castro denied any Cuban government role in President Kennedy's assassination. He hinted at possible links to the CIA and FBI, said Cuban troops would withdraw gradually with a timetable, and noted Cuba would help defend Angola while warning imperialists. He rejected terrorism and pledged UN representation steady in the United States.
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Syrians and leftists clash amid Lebanese battle fronts
Ground reports from Beirut and southern Lebanon describe Syrian armored columns and leftist forces engaging Palestinian guerrillas on the Damascus Beirut highway near Mount Lebanon. Israeli jets reportedly conducted reconnaissance while leftist radio claimed heavy exchanges near Safar and along the Sidon route as tensions rise in Lebanon's civil war.
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