South African Raid on Mozambican Base Stuns Region
South African forces raided a Maputo area base housing ANC targets, claiming destruction of three planning centres. Officials said four Africans were killed and a Portuguese employee injured by a stray bullet amid disputed claims of avoiding civilians. Mozambique and South Africa lack diplomatic ties but share economic links. The raid marks an unprecedented cross-border strike against ANC supporters in Maputo with contingents of regional alliances mentioned.
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Calvo Sotelo Named as Suarez Successor
Spain moves to install Leopoldo Calvo Sotelo as the new prime minister after Adolfo Suarez's resignation. An eight hour party executive committee approved the selection, which now awaits formal nomination by King Juan Carlos and parliamentary approval to avoid elections.
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UK Opposes Automatic Approval of Canada's New Constitution
London AP report says Britain's Foreign Affairs Committee urged against automatic approval of Prime Minister Trudeau's plan to patriate Canada's constitution. The panel warned Parliament must judge if the request reflects Canada's clearly expressed wishes and concerns over a proposed bill of rights that could shift provincial powers.
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Polish union and government open talks amid unrest
Solidarity leaders and government officials met in Warsaw to resolve registration of Rural Solidarity, free Saturdays, and media access issues amid regional wildcat strikes in Bielsko-Biala and Jelenia Gora. Londz students protest nine days demanding optional political science courses.
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Lodz
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Peru and Ecuador clash over border posts dispute
Peru says troops retook three outposts on Peruvian soil after fighting with Ecuadorean forces. Ecuador calls area calm and invites negotiations. Foreign Minister Javier Arias Stella quoted saying Peru regained sovereignty and attacked posts. both sides report casualties.
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Missiles needed Schmidt says in budget clash
West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt urged stationing of American missiles in Europe to deter Soviet might and blackmail. He blamed the Soviet Union for seeking political military and ideological dependencies and cited Hungary 1956 Czechoslovakia 1968 and Afghanistan 1979.
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