Foreign newsreels № 5601 (1978)

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India, Lucknow - A leopard that killed 14 people is caught and taken to the zoo; April 11. England, London - Pop singer Cliff Richard talks about his life, performs several songs; April 11. England, London - International Gymnastics Champions Tournament; April 15. Germany - Special report on the new German football star Klaus Fischer; November 29, 1977 - January 28, 1978. Canada, Labrador - Scientists observe whales stuck in the ice; April 10. India, Ratna, Bikar - Villages where representatives of lower castes live, report on caste unrest in Bikar; April 10. Kenya, Nairobi - The Ethiopian Ambassador says that if Somalia supports guerrillas operating in Ethiopia, his country will be forced to strike back across the Somali border; April 14. USA, Philadelphia - Police in the building where West Indian isolationists barricaded themselves; April 11. Argentina, Buenos Aires - Funeral of the Assistant Minister of Economy M. Padilla, killed by extremists; April 12. Tanzania, Dar es sAlaam - The leaders of the Rhodesian guerrillas Mugabe and Nkomo and British Foreign Minister D. Owen speak on the points of the Anglo-American peace plan for Rhodesian problems; April 14-16. India, Delhi - Signing of an agreement between India and Pakistan on the joint construction of a hydroelectric power station on the Kashmir River; April 14. Lebanon - The deputy commander of the UN peacekeeping forces in Lebanon speaks to journalists about the fulfillment of their mission by the troops; April 12. Kenya, Mombasa - The work of the only dry don of East Africa so far. Australia, Brisbane - A shootout between police and a bank robber, as a result, the robber dies; April 13. Lebanon, Beirut - Arrival of UN Secretary General K. Waldheim for talks with the country's leaders; April 17. France, Paris - Frenchman Masset, who was a hostage of the Chadian partisans for three months, returns to his homeland; April 16.