Banda returns to Malawi after historic visit to apartheid South Africa
Malawi president Kamuzu Banda wrapped up a five day trip to white ruled South Africa with a 90 minute news conference. He defended his engagement with the apartheid regime and said history will judge whether he bridged racial divides.
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Panorama Leisure Pullout and TV Guide Highlight
Inside pages showcase reading options with a 16 page Panorama Leisure section and an 8 page TV pullout. The issue also includes Family Weekly with 30 pages and America's Best Comics at 8 pages.
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Berlin Agreement Nears Finish After 17 Months of Talks
Western allied sources say the Big Four near finalizing a framework for Berlin’s first comprehensive postwar accord. Ambassadors from East and West Germany plan a 33rd meeting Monday to submit the deal for government approval, aiming to guarantee Western access to West Berlin and end the 1948 49 blockade legacy. Details remain secret pending final acceptance.
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East West German umbrella accord eyed for Berlin traffic
Western and East German officials discuss an umbrella agreement to end East German harassment of traffic to Berlin via the 110 mile corridor and to recognize ties between West Berlin and West Germany while addressing Soviet objections. The plan, pending Big Four approval, could take months to finalize. In Manila a political rally attack kills at least 10 and wounds many Liberal party figures. President Marcos vows full investigation.
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Dayan warns time fuels war risk amid peace talks
Moshe Dayan says interim peace is possible but time passage brings renewed war threat. He urges Israel to establish a permanent government in occupied lands, not annexation, and clarifies this differs from a temporary administration. Meir dissociates from the speech. U.S. calls it harmful. Sadat warns 1971 may be decisive.
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