Brazil Rejects Reagan Plan to Redefine Development
Brazil rejects the Reagan administration stance that some Third World nations are developed enough to forgo financial aid. President of the House Nelson Marcheran urged the mistake of unjustified categories at a state dinner for Vice President Bush. Brazil could lose hundreds of millions in aid over five years if classified as newly developed.
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Brezhnev to visit Bonn for third West Germany trip
Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev will undertake his third official visit to West Germany next month. Talks with Chancellor Helmut Schmidt are anticipated, with discussions likely to center on Geneva arms control negotiations. Schmidt recently had pacemaker surgery and invited Brezhnev in 1980. Brezhnev previously visited West Germany in 1978 and 1974.
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Winnie-the-Pooh Celebrates 55th Birthday in Chicago
Winnie-the-Pooh, the af fable bear linked to A A Milne, turned 55 Yesterday. Milne gave Pooh to his son Christopher Robin in 1926. The teddy bear boom began after Theodore Roosevelt’s 1902 hunting incident, leading to millions of bears sold worldwide.
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Divorce rate tops world in U N data US leads with 5.17 per thousand
United Nations Demographic Yearbook reports the United States has the highest divorce rate at 5.17 per 1,000 people. The Virgin Islands shows 4.54 per 1,000, while Ukraine follows with 3.68 per 1,000, among 106 nations and territories surveyed.
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Saudis Push Fahd Plan For Mid East Peace
Beirut report says Saudi Arabia steps up campaign for an Arab backed peace framework led by Crown Prince Fahd. The eight point plan, unveiled after Sadat's assassination, calls for Israeli withdrawal to 1967 lines and a Palestinian state with Arab Jerusalem as capital, while Arabs recognize neighboring states. Israel opposes concessions, while PLO and Gulf moderates weigh Fez summit approval.
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