Mondale and Vorster Fail to Resolve Policy Dispute
In Vienna US Vice President Mondale and South African Prime Minister Vorster announce no agreement on ending South Africa’s apartheid. Mondale says Vorster agreed to aid black rule in Namibia and Rhodesia but defends apartheid, while Vorster says the US and SA differ on black equality and policy aims.
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Likud Gains Small Majority In Israeli Election
Late returns show Menahem Begin's Likud bloc with 43 seats in a 120 member Knesset and 19 seats from allied partners for a 62 seat coalition majority. Labor rejects unity coalition and Begin promotes settlements in the West Bank during a visit to Kaddam near Nablus.
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Vance and Gromyko Edge Toward SALT II Agreement
In CENEYS Switzerland State and Soviet negotiators signaled a possible SALT II accord after a five hour session. A compromise would modestly cut long range arsenals and limit the new Backfire bomber and cruise missiles while planning further talks. U.N. Waldheim warned of deep differences and the Middle East scene clouded by Israel's Likud victory.
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Carter summons general for face to face over Korea plan
President Carter orders Maj. Gen. John Singlaub to the White House after the general publicly warned that a phased withdrawal of U S ground forces from South Korea could provoke war. Singlaub told CBS News he did not regret his remarks and would apologize for the disturbance while insisting he would execute the President's policy.
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Nixon Says He Should Have Moved Stronger Sooner in War
Former President Richard Nixon, in a Frost interview, defends covert actions against American dissidents to end the Vietnam War. He criticizes antiwar protesters, cites El lsberg as a target, and regrets not acting more forcefully in Cambodia and Laos.
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Gore Grist Mill featured in Country Roads weekly
NE y'c5 s niece matea and details on Page 6 highlight the Gore Grist Mill in the weekly Country Roads feature. Page 13 notes a workman killed at the Artex Plant in Front Royal and Middletown Town Council approves the proposed budget at last night’s meeting.
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