Foreign newsreels № 5599 (1978)

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England - Exhibitions. Israel, Jerusalem - Honoring Frank Sinatra, who provided financial assistance to the European University in Jerusalem; April 9. USA, Pennsylvania, New Stanton - Opening of the first Volkswagen production plant; April 10. Japan, Tokyo - Exhibition of imported cars; April 6. North Atlantic - Maneuvers of the Soviet Fleet off the coast of Scotland; April 9. Namibia - A clash with police during the funeral of the murdered leader Clemens Kapuuo; Katatura, Okahandja, April 8-9. Philippines, Manila - President F. Marcos and the leader of the opposition, who is under arrest, give an interview about the upcoming elections to the correspondent of "Visnews"; April 5. India, Haidrabat - The consequences of unrest, during which 12 people were killed, police on the streets of the city; April 5. Philippines, Manila - President Marcos and his wife vote in the general election; April 7. Yugoslavia, Porek - Church ceremony in connection with the agreement reached in October 1977 on the coordination of state and church borders between Italy and Yugoslavia; April 9. Belgium, Brussels - Negotiations of the delegation of Yugoslavia with representatives of the EEC on the conclusion of new trade agreements; April 11. Philippines, Manila - Police arrest demonstrators; April 9. England, London - Art restorer Arthur Lucas talks about the beginning of the restoration of the famous painting by N. Poussin "Adoration of the Golden Calf"; April 11. India, Patna - Indira Gandhi speaks at a rally and calls for solving the country's problems peacefully; April 9. Israel, Jerusalem - Ministers arrive at a cabinet meeting, representative M. Begin speaks to reporters and talks about the cabinet's decision on the partial withdrawal of Israeli troops from the territory of Southern Lebanon; April 9. Switzerland, Geneva - Meeting of the Japanese Minister for External Economic Affairs, the US Trade Representative and the EEC Minister at the World Trade Conference; April 10. England, London - The son of former Pakistani Prime Minister Z. Bhutto, a student at Oxford University, says that if his father is executed, a civil war may break out in Pakistan; April 10.