Foreign newsreels № 5692 (1978)

England - Tennis.

Wimbledon championship.

London

England - Royal Regatta on the River Thames.

England - Semifinal Wimbledon tennis championship.

London

Philippines - Arriving in Manila on the world chess championship contender Viktor Korchnoi and world champion Anatoly Karpov.

England - Arriving in London world boxing champion (heavyweight) Larry Holmes.

London

Italy - The first round of voting - the election of a new president.

Taken: voting members of parliament, including E. Berlinguer, J.

Andreotti.

Rome

England - the largest private American arms dealer says that he does not believe in the possibility of disarmament.

Armories.

Manchester

Venezuela - The Prime Minister of Suriname Henk Arron meets with Venezuelan President KA Perez in connection with the entry into Suriname Economic Association of Latin American countries.

Caracas

Austria - The wedding ceremony of the Duke of Kent, a nephew of the Queen of England, and the Baroness Marie Christian von Reinitz.

Vienna

Lebanon - Speech by Ahmed Nasser (Nasser), leader of the Movement for the Liberation of Eritrea, at a press conference.

Beirut

Spain - Lieutenant Colonel Luis Terrados Jarabo (Jarabo), head of the Spanish Air Force pilot school, dies in a plane crash in front of hundreds of spectators attending the aviation parade.

Air base in Madrid

Lebanon - Patriarch Kreysh (Khreish) blesses peace marchers protesting against the armed clashes between rival factions of the Northern Lebanon.

Bikirki (Bikirki)

Solomon Islands - The Prime Minister, replying to questions Australian journalist, said that for the normal development of the islands need economic help from the outside. (Synchronous)

Honiara

Zambia - Negotiations representative of the British Conservative Party, with President Kaunda and J.

Nkomo on the situation in Rhodesia.

Lusaka

Poland - Exposure German cipher machines WWII Military Museum in Warsaw.

South Africa - Nationalist leader Bishop Muzorewa speaks at a press conference and called on all guerrillas who fled South Africa to return home. (Synchronous)

Johannesburg

Philippines - Japanese tourists visit the memorial who died during World War II bombers.

Manila