Foreign newsreels №5610 (1978)

Germany, Klingenberg-The trial of priests and parents of 23-year-old Anneliese Michel, who died during the exorcism ritual, was filmed: gravediggers dig up Michelle's coffin, the courtroom, Michelle's parents, priests in the courtroom, the church yard.

USA, Los Angeles-58-year-old F. Wanger takes part in a beauty contest held by the Los Angeles Football Club.

South Africa, Cape Town - Israeli Miron Marcus answers questions from journalists after an 18-month stay in a Mozambican prison.

Peru, Lima-Football, a friendly match between the teams of Peru and China.

Israel-Special report on Golda Meir, who turns 80 on May 3, chronicle Israel-USA 1965-1978.

UN-Speeches by representatives of Tanzania and Canada during the debate on Namibia.

UN-Representatives of Norway, Zambia, Senegal and Germany speak out about the granting of independence to Namibia.

USA, Philadelphia-Hockey, the Philadelphia team meets with the Buffalo Sabres.

USA, USSR (Washington, Moscow) - L. I. Brezhnev at the 18th Congress of the Komsomol talks about the neutron bomb, speech by J.

Carter about the neutron bomb, in connection with Brezhnev's statements.

Egypt, Cairo-The Prosecutor General of Egypt makes a statement that the Egyptian authorities have uncovered an international terrorist organization, possibly associated with the Italian Red Brigades; April 26.

France, Paris-The French are returning from Chad, where hostilities between government troops and rebels have resumed again.

USA, Oklahoma-Competitions in throwing cow "cakes" ("cow-chip", cow-chip).

Israel, Jerusalem-A protest demonstration against the policy of Prime Minister Mikhail Begin in the occupied territories.

Afghanistan-Special report on the former President of the country, Daoud, who was overthrown as a result of a military coup on April 27, 1978; Delhi, Moscow, Kabul, April 1971 - April 1978.

Argentina - The last preparations at the stadiums before the start of the World Cup.

Israel, USA (Tel Aviv, Washington) - Israeli Foreign Minister M. Dayan at press conferences in Tel Aviv and Washington on his talks with US Secretary of State S. Vance on peace in the Middle East.