Rhodesian raids widen cross border campaign into Mozambique
Rhodesian troops carried out further cross border strikes against ZANLA bases in Mozambique in a second major thrust within four weeks. A terse communique described a self defense operation with further details to follow as talks in Washington approach.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Mozambique
ZANLA
Zimbabwe African National Liberation Army
Washington
Crime Decline Continues as Violence Rises in 1977
FBI figures show total offenses at 10,935,800 in 1977, down from 11,304,800 in 1976, a 3 percent drop, though violent crime rose 2 percent. Property crimes fell 4 percent. theft down 6 percent and robbery 4 percent, while rape rose 11 percent and aggravated assault 6 percent. Overall crime up 25 percent since 1973 with property up 27 percent and violent crimes up 15 percent.
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Washington
United States
Justice Department
FBI
Department
Leaders Are Summoned For Pretoria Talks On South West Africa
South Africa summoned six South West African party leaders to Pretoria while Cyrus Vance and Western foreign ministers held four hours of secret talks on independence and elections. Beeld cited Carter inviting Botha to Washington if negotiations could proceed, with SWAPO head Sam Nujoma likely to attend, a move tied to a transition plan for Namibia.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Cyrus R. Vance
Vance
West Germany
Canada
Britain
France
Pieter W. Botha
South-West Africa People's Organization
R. F. “Pik
Botha
South West Africa
Carter
Washington
Beeld
Olivier Stirn
Stirn
South-West Africa
Sam Nujoma
SWAPO
United States
National Party
Namibia
Carter Signs Five Bills as Congress Closes Session
President Carter signed five bills including two veterans benefits measures and an aid package for older Americans. One veteran bill raises benefits 7.3 percent for 2.2 million recipients and survivors. another boosts home loan guarantees and housing grants for disabled veterans. He also approved the Comprehensive Older Americans Act Amendments funding for three more years.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
White House
Carter Steps In As Peace Talks Referee Amid Impasse Doubts
President Carter personally refereed Egyptian Israeli peace negotiations denying any impasse while aides describe routine treaty issues. Dayan cited difficulties and called for Carter's involvement as talks focus on West Bank Gaza Jerusalem and refugee questions.
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Washington
Carter
Camp David
Moshe Dayan
White House
Dayan
Egypt
Israel
State Department
George Sherman
Sherman
West Bank
Jerusalem
Gaza Strip
Gaza
Jury Deliberations Begin in Poteat Perjury Trial
In Danville Virginia AP report, Caswell County Sheriff Bobby E. Poteat faces a federal perjury trial after two days of testimony. Prosecutors allege payoffs from four prostitution operators between 1972 and 1977, while defense scorches witnesses’ credibility and seeks a mistrial. Poteat did not testify. he will leave office in December after an 11 year term.
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Danville
Caswell County
N.C
Bobby E. Poteat
Poteat
Virginia
U.S
Glen Williams
Robert Taylor Bell
Harold Dowdy
Herbert Boyd
Thomas Barker
Bell
Dowdy
Williams
Boyd
Barker
Bobby
North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation
NCSBI
Fred Tucker
Tucker
Christians Reject Arab Demands Over Lebanon Alliance
In Beirut Lebanon Christian leaders resist Syria and Arab states call to end their alliance with Israel and to disarm militias. Camille Chamoun Pierre Gemayel and Maj Saad Haddad dismiss the plan as talk while noting US pressure on Israel. Conference aims to unify Lebanon and secure cease fire with Saudi forces replacing Syrians along the Beirut front.
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Beirut, Lebanon
Syria
Israel
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
State Department
Chamoun
Beirut
Phalange
Pierre Gemayel
Saad Haddad
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
Sudan
Kuwait
Qatar
Elias Sarkis
Sarkis
Fuad Butros
Star Plant Dedication at Fort Collier Industrial Estates
VDO-ARGO Instrument formally dedicated its new Fort Collier plant with company and local officials in attendance. Frederick South features 69 Million Bees and Comeback Kings, examining A C Thomas who keeps bees for profit and a Yankees championship comeback.
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Vdo-Argo Instrument
Fort Collier Industrial Estates
Pageé
A.C. Thomas
Frederick South
Comeback Kings
New York Yankees
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