Africa's future to be mapped at Dar es Salaam talks
Black African and Arab leaders convene in Dar es Salaam to map southern Africa's future for the next decade focusing on Rhodesia and South Africa. The OAU session aims to craft a joint plan toward black majority rule, likely issuing a tough resolution against Pretoria's detente while some states favor cautious dialogue.
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Quake Hits Western Venezuela Kills Man In San Pablo
An early Saturday earthquake measuring 5.3 on the Richter scale struck Barquisimeto Carora and Churuguara, destroying San Pablo and killing a 66 year old man while injuring about 20 others. The tremor was felt across Caracas and central western Venezuela.
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Alcohol use falls in Japan after WWII era
Japan's alcohol consumption dipped in 1974 marking the first decline since World War II. A Tokyo paper suggested the drop reflects wasted beverages and frugal corporate spending during recession, while whiskey gains nudged tax revenue higher. Totals show sake 10,277,972 barrels and beer 22,643,956. whiskey 1,321,844 barrels.
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