Foreign newsreels № 3198 (1972)

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England (North Ireland) - British forces are gaining ground in their busy area of ​​Londonderry. Germany - Upgraded Munich Airport is preparing to receive half a million passengers during the Olympic Games. Military airfield. South Vietnam, fighting in Quang Tri Province and the city Quang Tri in the period from April to July 1972 The forces and the Liberation of Saigon troops. DRV - American actress Jane Fonda Hanoi examines areas subjected to bombing. USA - Jane Fonda told a news conference in New York about his speeches on the radio in the DRV. USA - Press Conference senators Makgoverga and Eagleton on the election of the candidate for President of the United States Democratic Party. President Nixon speaks on the phone with G.Meir during the opening of the ground station of the Israeli communications satellite. USA (United Nations) - Statement by President Hu at a meeting of the Security Council in support of South-West Africa (Namibia). India - 50000th demonstration in Delhi to protest against the India-Pakistan peace treaty. Bangladesh - Demonstration of the students who were dissatisfied with the government Vuorinbura Rahman in Dhaka. Searches to seize weapons and black market goods. Egypt - President A.Sadat in his speech at the closing session of the Arab Socialist Union Congress warns of impending long struggle with Israel. Israel - Statement by Golda Meir in Parliament about its appeal to A.Sadatu a proposal (later rejected) to start peace negotiations. Lebanon - The devastation in Beirut after the bombings, "letter-bombs", directed mainly against the leaders of the Palestine Liberation Organization. Lebanon - The Canadian family is sent to a two-year voyage on a sailing vessel to prove that America was discovered by the Phoenicians long before Columbus. Hong Kong - A report from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (vigorous activity). Philippines - Helicopters deliver food to flood victims. Australia - Winning Team of China's table tennis team in competition with Australia.