Schmidt survives West German election challenge
Chancellor Helmut Schmidt held on as his coalition's margin shrank from 46 to eight in a tight West German election. Final returns show the Social Democrats and Free Democrats with 50.3 percent, while the Christian Democrats rose to 244 seats and trailed the coalition by eight.
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West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Schmidt
Cnalition
Free Democrats
Social Democrats
Bundestag
Christian Democrats
Ing
Christian Socialists
Schonidt
Cheisios
Pord
Hit
Black leaders press Rhodesian proposals in shift from Kissinger plan
Black nationalist leader Joshua Nkomo states that several front line presidents from Botswana Mozambique Tanzania Angola and Zambia have drafted proposals to move Rhodesia toward black majority rule. He rejects the Pretoria Kissinger framework and warns a British government conference on power transfer was not convened. British and American diplomats signal cautious acceptance of core ideas while awaiting further talks with Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith.
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Salisbory
Joshia Nkomo
Rute Nkomo
Rhodesia
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Jane D. Senith
Pretoria
Nkomo
Kissinger
Smith
John Vorster
Ma Nkomo
Botswana
Mozarabinue
Tanzania
Angola
Zambia
Tory
Skomo
Smith Flowlands
William Schaufele
Sceralar
Diptoy
Todialie
Africa
McNamara cites rich nations failing to meet aid promises
World Bank President Robert McNamara urged a global compact to wipe out poverty as he opened the World Bank IMF meeting in Manila. He said developed countries have not kept their pledge to give at least 0.7 percent of gross national product in aid, and he warned one billion people live in absolute poverty without adequate help.
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Manila
Philippines
World Bank
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
U.S. Defense
Bank
International Monetary Fund
IMF
United States
Japan
McNataca
Fre
United Nations
Butz Faces Years of Controversy as Agriculture Secretary
Longtime secretary Earl L. Butz has weathered multiple disputes from food stamps to foreign grain sales. Critics accuse him of derogatory remarks, while supporters point to shifts in farm policy and international food aid.
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Tim Bo
Ford
Butz
Agriculture
Pope Paul VI
Laftyette
Ind
Purdue University
Brooklegs Costitulion
Washington
Purdue
Dwight D. Eisenhower
USDA
Bulz
Nixon
Auto strike settlement in sight for Ford talks
A possible pact between United Auto Workers and Ford moves toward a three year pattern for 700000 workers amid late night talks. Union sources say progress is close but some issues remain to be refined before a nationwide deal ends the walkout that idled Ford plants and cost billions in production.
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Dethoit
United Auto Workers
Ford Motors
Ater
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Ken Batman
Ford
Dearborn
U.S
Ube
Invantine
Ford Plas
Canada
Bee
New Year's and Independence Day Observances Noted
The passage mentions New Year's Day, St. Sylmeral? Day Independence Day, Labor Day, and Christmas Day with references to observances in Maryland locations. It notes Associated Press copyright terms and subscription rates for delivery by carrier, weekly and monthly pricing, and other newspaper service charges.
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Stymeral
Tharksalvirg
Sumseat
Magerstown
Rapeye IO
Hagrisown
Assoxistie Press
Boca
Ness- Daptr
Rescue efforts continue after Baja California hurricane Liza
Rescue workers probe mud and flooded districts in La Paz after Hurricane Liza. Officials report hundreds missing and death toll rising with estimates up to 1000. survivors endure shortages of water and food as government and U.S. aid arrive. A man and his four children were swept away. he finds his lone surviving daughter alive in a local institute.
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LA Paz
Mexico
Uataz
Luis Seguerta Lean
Baja California
Liza
Blanca Estela
Sto
UWL
Mextics
Pacific
California
Songra
Singloa
United States
Seguerra
la Pag
Agricultural Institute
Adguerst
Govern
Cajuncitas
Walter
Agueda
Ezguerra
Due
Mexico City
Syguerra
Leguerra
Blanes Estels
States Roll Out Jet Air Gun Flu Shots Campaign
New York Ohio and Lilies join national flu shot drive begun by federal health officials. Injections to be given at public watch centers with jet-air devices in some states while others start later in the week. Elderly and chronically ill prioritized. doctors offices may offer the vaccine for a service fee.
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New York
Ohio
Lilies
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Boston
Minot
Connecticut
State Department of Health
Americans Leave Panama Canal Zone Jobs Over Shift in Control
Americans working for the Panama Canal Zone Co. quit in rising numbers amid plans for Panamanian control of the zone end of the century. About 3,800 American employees face possible replacement by Panamanians as talks on a new treaty resume after the November election.
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Panama Canal Zone
Panama Canal Zone Co
Panama
Frank Bright
United States
Shoax
Gus
Canal Zone
Washington
Panary
Ford
Joe
Simmy Carter
Aquilina
Association Press
Panama Canal Co
U.S. Defense Department
US. Army
IG Fox
Bright
Aukate
Mone
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Wyoming
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Newelen Cmeira
Re Fran Portage
Oving & Storage
van & Storage, Inc
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