Foreign newsreels № 5578 (1978)

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England - Performance By David Owen. Spain - Basque demonstration in honor of the second anniversary of the unrest, during which 5 workers were killed, Victoria, March 3. Spain - demonstrators on the borders of Valladolid carry banners demanding autonomy for Castile and Leon, rally, city of Valladolid, March 5. Djibouti - Norwegian Explorer Thor Heyerdahl says the burning of the Tigris is a protest by the crew against the war in the horn of Africa, members of the crew at the remains of a reed ship in Djibouti, April 4. Argentina - the last preparation for the world Cup, Buenos Aires. Germany - friendly football match between Germany and Brazil, Hamburg, April 5. UN - England, Kurt Waldheim signs an agreement to establish a UN-sponsored Fund to help the world food supply, London, April 6. Africa - Zambia, opening of the conference of African representatives on migration in South Africa, Lusaka, April 4. Philippines - interview with the wife of the opposition leader jailed on the eve of the election, Manila, April 3. Israel - Jerusalem, Arab demonstration at the Knesset in honor of the second anniversary of Earth day, during which 6 Arabs were killed at the demonstration, March 29. Ivory coast - Abidjan, international fishing industry center, April 3. Nigeria - US President Carter arrives in Lagos for talks with the head of state, Lieutenant General Olusegun Obasanjo (Obasanjo), on March 31. France - Georges Marchet, President of the radical left R. Fabre, and R. Barr make a statement to journalists about their meeting and talks with President Giscard d'The'estaing, Paris, March 30. Ethiopia - England, the Ambassador of Ethiopia tells the correspondent of "Viznews" that he left the Banquet during the speech of the British foreign Minister d. Owen because he attacked the Soviet Union and Cuba for their assistance to Ethiopia in the fight against Somalia, London, April 6. Egypt - President Anwar Sadat speaks to reporters about his talks with Israeli Prime Minister M. begin and calls on begin to show flexibility in negotiations, Cairo, April 5.