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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1977
Page
14
Western and neutral delegates dismiss Soviet warnings of a breakdown at the Belgrade Helsinki talks. They see the move as a tactic, with Vorontsov urging concessions while Westerners call it shadow-boxing and insist the fall session must proceed on their terms.
Eight Chileans began a hunger strike at the Geneva ICRC HQ as vigils ended at UN offices in Santiago and Washington. The demonstrators demand a UN investigation into 2,500 disappeared since the 1973 Chilean coup. In Santiago 26 relatives seek information on 501 missing family members while five U.S. protesters in Washington express support.
In Vienna a OPEC spokesman Hamid Zaheri said the cartel is close to ending its six month price and production dispute with a possible announcement in the next few days. In Madrid Adolfo Suarez consolidates control of the centrist coalition to form a one party government with leaders signaling agreement on a unified party.
Eleven Yanai employees died in a predawn blaze that ripped through a company dormitory in Osaka. Three were injured after jumping from the building and one remained missing, police said as the ruins were examined.
Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin vows the new government will not cede all of the West Bank or allow a Palestinian state in Judea and Samaria or Gaza. He rejects withdrawal to 1967 lines and says no preconditions for talks, warning of existential danger to Israel. The World Zionist Congress applauds as he urges full peace terms with Arab neighbors.
In Nairobi the Ugandan government said President Idi Amin has resumed official duties after a week of disappearance and assassination rumor. Radio Uganda denied the plot, stating Amin is alive and planning for future development while Loyalist troops conducted purges to remove dissidents.
The Southland Gospel Couriers of Lexington Kentucky will give a full concert at 7 p.m. on July 3 at the Marshall Illinois Fairgrounds. Sponsored by the Marshall Ministerial Alliance and the Fair Board, the event invites all area residents to attend.
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