Mozambique accuses Rhodesia of border raids again
Mozambican President Samora Machel accused Rhodesia of sending troops into Mozambique for a second time in three weeks and urged the United Nations Security Council to act. Rhodesia denied the claim as cross-border raids continued amid international mediation efforts.
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Pope names America's first saint in canonization
Pope Paul VI proclaims John Nepomucene Neumann America's first male saint at St Peter's. More than 20 000 Americans expected including Michael Flanigan 19 and J Kent Lenahan 46 from Pennsylvania. Previous American saints include Mother Cabrini and Mother Seton.
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Arabs respond to U S anti boycott law in Cairo
The Arab League boycott commission says Arabs should not supply raw materials to firms dealing with Israel while oil inclusion remains undecided. Commission Mahgoub would not say if oil is banned, as governments weigh how a raw materials embargo would operate amid U S legislation. Observers note bans require national approval. 29 Arab states meet in Alexandria to review blacklist requests from over 90 Western firms.
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Plane hijack ends with Belgrade landing
An armed man hijacked a 49 passenger Bulgaria bound flight, forced landing in Belgrade, then surrendered two hours later. The unidentified suspect, in his 40s, was handcuffed by a Bulgarian pilot and Yugoslav police. No injuries were reported among the passengers or crew.
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Princess Anne unveils statue in Centreville Maryland
Princess Anne dedicates a Queen Anne statue in Centreville drawing a crowd of about 4000 as Acting Gov. Blair Lee and local officials praise the royal visit. The event highlights enduring ties between Maryland and Britain on the Eastern Shore.
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Fianna Fail victory in Ireland signals cautious policy on IRA
Dublin analysts say the Fianna Fail win signals a continuation of cautious policy toward the north's outlawed IRA. John Lynch's party led in early results with about 84 of 148 seats, beating the Cosgrave coalition, which voters blamed for overemphasizing Northern Ireland and economic woes.
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Vintage cars on display highlight Bend Lake Days
Valier resident Frank Bozzardi and Lesser resident John Boscardin recall early autos including a 1906 Maxwell. Boscardin is four years older than the car as vintage vehicles on display in Lesser Saturday mark Bend Lake Days.
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