Ugandan Tanzanian Conflict Sparks Claims and Exile Alarm
A week-old Ugandan Tanzanian clash sees Ugandan officials claim heavy fighting near Mutukula and prisoner captures, while Tanzania reports quiet borders. Radio Uganda mentions Libyan support and a captured former Ugandan minister, as Egypt and Ethiopia seek peace. Britain dispatches an envoy to Nairobi to coordinate a two-day exit for about 8,000 Asians from Uganda amid mass expulsion orders.
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Libya
Mutukula
Tanzania
Border Command
Radio Uganda
Joshua Wakholi
Milton Obote
David Oyite-Ojok
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
London
England
Kamapala
Idi Amin
Britain
IMF Chief Schweitzer Signals Possible Continued Role
Pierre-Paul Schweitzer head of the IMF said he is willing to stay on despite U S opposition to his reappointment for a new five year term. He noted the decision rests with IMF members and the 20 member executive board and will not be decided at the annual meeting.
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Washington
Pierre-Paul Schweitzer
International Monetary Fund
United States
Schweitzer
IMF
Aperty
U.S
America
Persian Gulf oil talks end weeklong session without date set
Representatives of private oil companies and Persian Gulf producing states wrap five weekly talks in London on participation terms. A communique notes considerable progress as negotiations pause with no resumed date. Yamani to address a Washington conference next week. company boards and other commitments limit next moves.
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Persian Gulf
London
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Washington, D.C
Belfast gunbattle ends as British troops intervene
In Belfast Protestants and Catholics clashed for 90 minutes until British troops halted the fighting. A sniper wounded a British soldier in the Falls Road area while another gun battle occurred on New Lodge Road. Police said one gunman was wounded and youths suffered minor injuries. An IRA officer was reportedly arrested in Londonderry as part of the day’s actions.
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UPI
Londonderry
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Catholic Falls Road
New Lodge Road
UN Postpones Korea Debate in General Assembly
The United Nations General Assembly, backing its steering committee, postponed until 1973 any debate on Korea including a measure to oust American troops from South Korea. The vote was 70 to 35 with 21 abstentions, following a 16 to 7 committee decision with one abstention.
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General Assembly
Korea
China
Soviet Union
South Korea
North
Assembly
U S marshals thwart 25 hijack attempts in three years
U S marshals have stopped at least 25 airplane hijacking attempts over the last three years, says director Wayne B Colburn. Since October 1969, 3,150 arrests were made at 41 airports during passenger screenings, including 328 for concealed firearms and 147 for narcotics violations. The agency marks its 83rd anniversary.
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Washington
U.S
Miami International
Wayne B. Colburn
Costern
McGovern Attacks Nixon Aides At Ohio Convention
Senator George McGovern told about 1,600 delegates that Nixon is hiding in the White House seeking oil billionaires and Connally. He labeled some Democrats as mossbacks and warned they will be high and dry on November 7. He later reconciled with AFL CIO leaders and urged unity.
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George McGovern
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Cleveland
King
Ohio
UPI
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White House
Texas
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Mossback
Harry Truman
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McGovern Organization
James
Iafelice
Aflcio
Lafelice
Second Class Mail Preview Notice
Preview details for mail service with Elyria as authorized location. Rates and scheduling information appear incomplete in the fragment.
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Elyria
President backs work for welfare and amnesty stance
President Nixon told a labor backers group in Washington he opposes amnesty for deserters and welfare for nonworkers. He urged people to work for what they receive and stated those who deserted must pay the penalty earned. He compared the issue to Civil War era aid for the able and unable.
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UPI
Nixon
Texas
White House
U.S
Abra
Tham Lincoln
Marcos orders martial law and mass arrests in Philippines
President Marcos announced nationwide reforms and mass arrests of suspected Communists after declaring martial law. A curfew was imposed and controls on media travel and utilities were set, with officials to remain in power and foreign reporters restricted.
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UPI
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines
Marcos
Republic of the Philippines
Philippine
American priest leads Mass in Hanoi church
In Hanoi a Roman Catholic priest visiting North Vietnam expressed American Christian support for the Vietnamese people's struggle. Rev Harry Bury, part of the International Assembly of Christians, said a Mass for justice and world peace attended by U.S. fliers released from a North Vietnamese prison camp and many Vietnamese Catholics. He stopped in Vientiane on his way home.
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North Vietnam
Hanoi
Vietnam
Harry Bury
United States
Nguyen Duy Trinh
Father Bury
International Assembly of Christians
Vientiane
Laos
U.S
Nixon campaign backer mobilizes 500 Young Labor for the President
Nixon spokesmen said about 500 workers from 30 states formed Young Labor for the President. He spoke at the White House then flew to Camp David. In Texas he hosted a fundraiser at John Connally’s ranch and urged economic gains cited by a Bureau of Labor Statistics report. He met with Sen. Tower and about 15 GOP leaders in San Antonio.
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Texas
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UPI
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Charles Vanik
Bill Casstevens
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Rio Grande Valley
Treasury
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U.S
John G. Tower
R-Tex
GOP
Income tax repeal appears set for Ohio ballot
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown says signatures for the income tax repeal exceed the required amount and a 10 day window for supplemental petitions will begin. A court challenge seeks to halt required legal advertising as protests continue in many counties amid opposition from Gov. Gilligan and party leaders.
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Brown
William J. Brown
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Ohio Supreme Court
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Laura
Tam
House
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John J. Gilligan
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