Bush in London talks mutual goals with Britain
Vice President George Bush arrived in London from Paris for talks with British ministers. He said the United States and Britain share many mutual goals and that achieving them will be tough. Bush planned to meet Foreign Secretary Carrington and dine with Prime Minister Thatcher at No 10 Downing Street. He also commented on U S French relations after meetings with Mitterrand.
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London
George Bush
Britain
United States
Paris
Bush
Heathrow
John L. Louis
Lord Carrington
Margaret Thatcher
No. 10
Downing Street
Edindon
Reagan
France
Francois Mitterrand
Mitterrand
U.S
U.S. State Department
Washington
Israelis Clash In TV Debate Over Israel Election
Israel’s prime minister Menachem Begin and opposition Labor leader Shimon Peres faced off in a 40 minute television forum five days before elections. They sparred over the Iraqi reactor strike, Gaza autonomy talks, occupied territories, and Lebanon missiles. Peres backed immediate Gaza autonomy talks and warned that failing to reach an Egypt peace would cost Egypt. Begin touted the Egypt peace treaty and the Iraqi reactor action while accusing Peres of planning to cede West Bank land to Arafat and aiming for a bi national state.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Menachem Begin
Labor Party
Shimon Peres
Israel
Begin
Peres
Lebanon
Egypt
Baghdad
West Bank
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Jordan River
Battle erupts as peace talks end in Jeddah Lebanon
Syrian troops shell Zahle and east Beirut after Arab League peace talks in Jeddah end. At least 30 injured in Zahle and 14 houses burned as artillery, rocket and tank fire hit the besieged city 33 miles east of Beirut.
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Lebanon
UPI
Zahle
Arab League Committee For
Saudi Arabia
Beis
Vonce
Zaehle
Jeddah
Sadi Arabia
Cuba opens doors to foreign capital with luxury resort venture
Cuba plans a joint venture with foreign firms to own and manage a luxury resort on Cayo Largo and to set up a free port, signaling a shift to attract hard currency. Havana also hatched Commercial Muralla to trade cash commodities bypassing state channels, while citing artificially low production to Moscow to boost West sales.
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JO Thomas
New York Times
Havana
Cuba
Cayo Largo
United States Virgin Islands
Commercial Muralla
Moscow
West
United States
U.S
Fidel Castro
Reagan
Wyoming oil lease lottery to be held in July
This ad promotes a Wyoming state run oil lease lottery open to all U.S. citizens. It claims hundreds can win oil lease rights and earn royalties by entering at a $30 entry cost, with entry cards mailed by The Stanton Company in Ventura California before the July 9 drawing.
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Wyoming
U.S
Stanton, Company
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