Nicaraguans protest aid amendment in Managua
About 20,000 Nicaraguans protested in Managua against U S Congressional amendments to a proposed 75 million aid package. Demonstrators carried Uncle Sam effigies and shouted CIA pigs as they criticized conditions tied to the loan bill including possible aid cuts over Cuban teaching and human rights concerns.
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Carter affirms detente despite Afghanistan crisis
President Carter says the United States remains committed to detente with the Soviet Union despite the Afghanistan showdown. German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt endorses Carter’s stance after a Washington dinner, stressing not to resume the Cold War and backing careful, moderate action. Brezhnev urges detente but Carter stays measured.
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Guerrilla siege frees Austrian ambassador in Bogota
M 19 guerrillas holding most diplomats inside the Dominican Embassy released Austrian Ambassador Edgar Selzer in a humanitarian gesture as 14 other diplomats remain captive, including the U.S. envoy. The release follows Feb 27 siege onset. no talks expected before Friday.
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