Nyerere Says War Has Started Over Rhodesia Rule
Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere told reporters that the war for black majority rule in Rhodesia has begun and warned the United States may not back it. Secretary Kissinger said U S policy supports majority rule and will stay in touch with Nyerere. Rhodesian authorities announced a security crackdown and said 138 guerrillas and 19 soldiers have died this year.
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Julius Nyerere
Henry A. Kissinger
Rhodesia
Nyerere
United States
Dr. Kissinger
Kissinger
Mozambique
Nairobi
Africa
Ian Smith
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Director Carol Reed Dies at 69 in London
Sir Carol Reed renowned for The Third Man and Oliver died at his London home aged 69 after months of illness. His brother Peter noted Reed had recently vacationed in Cannes, France, following a period of ill health.
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U S Weapons, Alliance Talk Disputed by Chinese Visit
A congressional delegation returning from China said Beijing is not interested in buying U S weapons or forming a defense alliance. The group did not meet Premier Hua Kuo-feng but spoke 90 minutes with Vice Premier Chang Chun-chiao and Foreign Minister Shiao Kuan Hua. In Bangkok Vietnamese leaders vow a socialist regime for the people after the National Assembly election for a reunified Vietnam.
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Chang Chun-chiao
Shiao Kuan Hua
Bangkok
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Windy Day With Dust and Cool Front Moves In
Gusts near 25 to 30 mph blow dust through the afternoon. Winds ease tonight and tomorrow. Sunny skies with cooler temperatures. highs in the upper 80s today and low 80s tomorrow. Overnight lows in the mid 50s.
Joint effort okayed for Scottsdale economic development
Scottsdale city council approved a joint plan with the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce to create an economic development and property management program. The proposal seeks 30 000 dollars to fund an aggressive development effort and a blue ribbon panel of city and chamber officials to coordinate public private action.
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John Marks
Chamber
Scottsdale School Board weighs joint computer use proposal
The Scottsdale School Board will consider a revised plan for joint use of the city’s central processing computer system. Administrative Manager Jack Kearney supports the agreement or leasing or buying options, addressing cost, security and start-up details. The meeting also includes a report by the Mathematics Program Review Commission on all grades and textbook plans for 1976-77. The session starts at 7:30 p.m. at the Education Center.
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Jack Kearney
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Shirley Frye
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49ers mule trek halted by park and humane officers
Doug Tweedy and Greg Sapp left Phoenix March 20 for a 1600 mile trip to Vancouver. They faced bad weather, park rangers, and California Humane Society officers near the Cuyamaca Reservoir 20 miles east of San Diego. Officials said two pack mules were unfit to continue. one mule was killed after expenses paid. The travelers planned to reach Camp Pendleton for Armed Forces Day on May 15.
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Costs Rise Under Private Uranium Enrichment Plan
Private uranium enrichment would raise fuel costs by about 34 percent and require up to 1 billion dollars in government backing, with electric utilities and consumers bearing the higher prices while ERDA contends the plan fails to deliver true competition or cost savings. The debate pits Bechtel Goodyear and Williams against continued government operation at Oak Ridge Paducah and Portsmouth.
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Associated Press
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Schwennesen
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