Foreign newsreels № 5603 (1978)

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Poland, Lodz-international meeting of the football teams of Poland and Ireland; April 12. GDR, Berlin-International swimming competitions; April 12. USA, Buffalo (Buffalo) - Hockey game between the new York Rangers and the Buffalo Sabres; April 11. England, London-Ministers of the member States of The British Commonwealth meet to discuss the creation of an International Fund for consumer goods; April 13. Congo, Brazzaville - representatives of Zaire arrive for talks on trade and cultural cooperation between the Congo and Zaire; April 10. Japan, Tokyo - China-Japan basketball; April 8. Pakistan, Karachi, Islamabad-General Mohammad Zia-ul-Haq answers questions from the BBC about his attitude to former Pakistani Prime Minister Z. Bhutto. Italy, Turin-Police at the hospital where one of the participants in the shootout with the guards of the Turin prison, the funeral of the slain prison guard; April 13. Canada, Alberta, Edmonton-Canadian doctors demonstrate the work of the "Mechanical arm" prosthesis. Kenya, Nairobi-Report on the security measures taken by the authorities against the spread of the cholera epidemic; April 5. India-Tanzania's Vice President A. Jumbe visits oil rigs in the Bombay region of the Arabian sea; April 8. USA, new York Auction where it was sold to a rare Bible editions of Gutenberg; on 7 April. Australia-cyclone Alby recovery Operations; April 6. Bangladesh, Gandaria-Special report on poor areas. Mauritania-the Director of the French red cross presents Madame Dadda with a medal, President of Mauritania Moktar Ould Dadda talks with a delegation of the red cross and Moroccan Minister A. Nouakchott; April 5. Tanzania, Dar es Salaam-talks Between the Secretary General of the world Council of churches and President Nyerere of Tanzania on the development of South Africa; April 5. Italy, Turin-The murdered guard of the prison where the arrested members of the "red brigades"are held. Tunis - football "Holland-Tunisia"; April 5. Rhodesia, Guelo-Release of the first group of black political prisoners; April 13.