Fukuda Carter talks on trade and world economy in Pacific Northwest
The talks between Prime Minister Fukuda and President Carter covered global economic turmoil and the Japan United States trade ties. The discussion highlighted oil costs, the yen dollar relation, export controls, and the 25 billion dollar bilateral trade, with Washington State relying on Japan for about 2.5 billion and 20 000 jobs linked to Boeing ports grain and forestry.
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Takeo Fukuda
Jimmy Carter
Washington State
Pacific Northwest
Fukuda
Europe
Japan
United States
U.S
Carter
Dixy Lee Ray
Boeing
Seattle
Tacoma
Alaska
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Rebels Against Inequality Rises and Falls in D.C.
Julius Hobson, a volatile yet influential economist and activist, died in Washington after enduring bone cancer and leukemia. Born poor in Alabama, he fought segregation, sued for equal funding in ghetto schools, and pressed for D.C. statehood while pursuing public office. His fierce methods and Marxist leanings polarized friends and foes alike. A self described angry man, he challenged hypocrisy near the Capitol and Supreme Court, leaving a controversial legacy.
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Arnold
Sawislak
United Press International
Washington
Julius Hobson
Hobson
Alabama
Federal
Civile Service
Supreme: ‘Court
Georgetown
ae _ Hobson
Congress
Social” Security Administration
District of Columbia
Benjamin Spock
Birmingham
Ala
Lord Byron
Dylan Thomas
Djibouti independence tensions amid French military support
In Djibouti Afars and Issas tensions rise as France beefs up police and military presence ahead of independence on June 27. Rival factions warn France may retain influence in terms signed by Moderates while 150,000 residents urged to seek real independence. France ships Clemenceau group for war games and peace in polls on May 8 for self determination.
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United Press International
Djibouti
Afars
Issas
France
East Africa
Clemenceau
CAN
Addis Ababa
Ethiopa
Sudan
Somalia
Ethiopi
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Togo
Cairo
Vorster
Johannesburg
South Africa
John Vorster
Cambodia opens dialogue with Singapore leaders on regional ties
Singapore reports a Phnom Penh delegation led by Foreign Minister Teng Sary visiting a Singapore government apartment for a four day tour. The visit signals Phnom Penh’s outreach to its neighbors after years of isolation amid Indochina conflicts.
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Kate Webb
United Press International
Singapore
Cambodia
Teng Sary
Ng King Chuan
Ieng Sary
Thailand
Malaysia
Indonesia
Philippines
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
Jeng Sary
Peking
Hanoi
Kuala Lumpur
Tengku
Abdul Rithaudeen
Singpore
Seng Sary
China
Singpore Straits” Times
Sary
Asia
Indochina
Italian Communist Party Softens Criticism of Soviet Dissidents
The Italian Communist Party shifts to a more tactful stance on Soviet dissidents to avoid provoking Brezhnev hardliners. Officials warn blunt Western censure could bolster hardliners and threaten Brezhnev’s grip, risking a renewed crackdown unseen since Stalin era.
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Sylvna
United Press International
Rome
Italy
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Leonid I. Brezhinev
Moscow
Brezhnev
Soviet ‘Union
Stalin
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Pasadena
Bonner County Historical Society
Sandpoint Daily
Pend* Oreille Printers, Inc
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Pete Thompson
Ken Firoved
Herb ‘Offermann
Washington Window
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Regpistiv bTnkuw Srateste
Africa
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Abel Muzorewa
United African National Council
Ndabaningi Sithole
Malawi
Muzorewa
Sithole
Patriotic Front
Robert Mugabe
Joshua Nkomo
African National Council
Zimbabwe African National Union
Pretoria
Pik Botha
Botha
Souuy Africa
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Algiers
Libya
Chad
Ian Smith
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