Foreign newsreels №5691 (1978)

Lebanon - The leader of the Palestine Liberation Organization, Ya.

Arafat, watches the training sessions at the PLO military camp.

England, London - A demonstration in honor of the 50th anniversary of women winning the right to participate in elections.

Portugal, Lisbon - The Social Democrats re-elect Francisco Carneiro as the party's president.

Germany, Hildesheim - Exhibition "7000 years of art and culture of the peoples who lived between the Tigris and Euphrates", brought from Baghdad.

Spain, Madrid - A matador woman is in the arena.

France, Zaire - Legionnaires on maneuvers and exercises, search civilians in Zaire; French paratroopers return to their bases in Corsica, training soldiers with instructors; Shaba province, a military camp in Corsica.

USA, Tennessee, Memphis - Striking firefighters, National Guard and residents extinguish fires.

Syria, Damascus - Talks between President Assad and the envoy of North Yemen.

Israel, Egypt (Jerusalem, Alexandria) - US Vice President Mondale meets with Israeli Prime Minister Begin, Mondale arrives in Egypt for talks with Sadat.

Rhodesia - Soldiers at the bodies of 14 Africans killed on the Kudara farm on July 1, 1978.

Egypt, Cairo - A meeting of the Council of the Arab League, at which a decision is made to boycott South Yemen because of its involvement in the assassination of President Hashmi of North Yemen.

Zambia, Lusaka - Joshua Nkomo at the funeral of the commander of the nationalist troops.

Peru, Cusco - Demonstration in support of teachers who went on hunger strike to protest against low wages.

Israel, Jerusalem - US Vice President Mondale arrives for a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Begin, Mondale at the Wailing Wall.

Argentina, Buenos Aires - Thousands of people gathered at the cemetery where Peron is buried, on the fourth anniversary of his death.

Chad - President F. Mallum visits cities located along the ceasefire line (Abeshe, Ati, Bol).

England, London - Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky meets with British Prime Minister Callaghan.