Mao worries rightist coup after his death in China
UPI reports Mao Tse tung fears a posthumous rightist upheaval within China. Analysts doubt letter authenticity, but view it as reflecting concerns over internal erosion and the need for a continuing Cultural Revolution to guard against revisionism and prevent a slide to capitalism.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Mao Tsetung
China
Chiang Ching
Mao
Lin Piao
Communist Party
Lin
Soviet Union
Argentine police deny Velasco officer in Bormann claim
The Argentine federal police say no officer named Jose Juan Velasco exists on their rolls for 1971 or 1972. Farago’s claim that Velasco, a CIA official, interviewed and released a man believed to be Martin Bormann is unsupported. authorities confirm no such Velasco or department Inteligencia Central exists in their ranks.
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Buenos Aires
Jose Juan Velasco
Martin Bormann
South America
Bormann
Ladislas Farago
London Daily Express
Farago
Central Intelligence Agency
Inteligencia Central Coordinacion Federal
Argentina
Mendoza
Chile
Ricardo Bauer
Argentine Federal Police
New York Times
Coordinacion Federal
Federal Police
U.S
Valasco
Seguridad Federal
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States
Inteligencia Central
Cambodia eyes talks with ghosts of exiled leaders
Phnom Penh seeks peace talks with three leaders named as dead by officials. Hou Youn Hu Nim and Khieu Samphan, long believed killed on Norodom Sihanouk's orders, are shown in photos but seen as doubles by the government. The trio are known collectively as the ghosts.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Hou Youn
Hu Nim
Khieu Samphan
Norodom Sihanouk
Sapporo
Japan
Hokkaido
World news Group divided on objectives at Helsinki talks
At the Helsinki conference 34 nations including the United States and Canada split on the aims of a European security system. The West seeks concrete undertakings and cooperation through confidence measures, while the Soviet bloc fears Western aims to erode East European rule. Romania presses for guarantees and unaligned nations seek protection for their status. The US planned to present its views Monday as talks resume.
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UPI
Europe
United States
Canada
East
Soviet Bloc
Romania
Warsaw Pact
Kremlin
Russia
Britain
France
Italy
Sweden
Yugoslavia
Eban assesses Arab positions on Middle East peace
Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban said Arab neighbors' stance lowers hope for peace in 1973. He called U S efforts toward an interim Arab Israeli settlement based on reopening the Suez Canal a good approach, and warned UNArab resolutions may do harm.
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United Press International
Abba Eban
Israel
Middle East
Eban
U.S
Suez Canal
United Nations General Assembly
Assembly
General Assembly
ALP Sweeps to Victory in Australian Elections
The Australian Labor Party ends 23 years in opposition and leads Edward Gough Whitlam to a possible majority in the 125 member House. With 70 percent of votes counted, the coalition Liberal Party faces decisive loss as counting continues. The result signals major revisions in foreign policy.
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Canberra
UPI
Australian Labor Party
ALP
Edward Gough Whitlam
House of Representatives
Liberal Party
New Zealand Labor Party
National Party
Australia
Belfast Bomb Wounds 22 as Man Is Found Murdered
A 100 pound bomb exploded in downtown Belfast injuring 22 as crowds fled near shopping barriers set by the British army. Police later reported the naked, shot corpse of Patrick Liam Benstead, 32, a Catholic bachelor, found in Crossley Street.
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Belfast
UPI
IRA
Edward Heath
Patrick Liam Benstead
Crossley Street
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