Nationalization rumors swirl after oil talks with Caldera
In Caracas Exxon's Creole Petroleum president Robert Dolph and Shell de Venezuela chief Kenneth Wetherell met President Caldera to discuss future roles for foreign firms. They stressed change in government relations and the need to study alternatives as 1983 leases end, while Perez supporters push for nationalization.
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Resignation Refused as Turkey Seeks New Government
President Fahri Koruturk rejected Prime Minister Naim Talu's resignation and ordered a renewed bid to form a coalition government. He urged Talu to cooperate with Bulent Ecevit of the RPP and Suleyman Demirel of the Justice Party, submitting a ministerial list from each party. The October election left the country without a government.
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Solzhenitsyn Claims Stalin Planned Executions to Stir Anti Jewish Sentiment
Nobel laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn alleges in The Gulag Archipelago that Stalin planned public executions in 1953 to spark anti Jewish fervor and deport the three million Jews to Siberia, a claim discussed after NYTimes excerpts. The work, smuggled from the USSR, is published in multiple languages by YMCA Press Paris.
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Four Basque gunmen claim Carrero Blanco killing
French police probe four hooded Basque assailants who claimed they killed Spanish Prime Minister Luis Carrero Blanco on December 20. The men spoke at a late night news conference near Bordeaux to reveal how the assassination was carried out and pledged further attacks in Spain. Police said efforts to locate the self described killers have yielded no arrests.
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Cold Wave Claims 321 in Northern India
The death toll from a two week cold wave in northern India rose to 321 as temperatures fell to their lowest in 30 years. Officials said most deaths occurred in rural areas where people lacked warm clothing and heating.
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Interrogation of Arabs Begins in Kuwait Over Rome Attack and Hijacking
Kuwait sources say five Arabs are being questioned by PLO investigators and Kuwaiti police about the Rome airport massacre that killed 32 and the hijacking of a West German Lufthansa airliner. The PLO joins Kuwaiti authorities already probing the hijackers.
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