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Laying the foundation stone of a hydroelectric project that would have ambitious successors.

The country’s Communist government blamed crews for the increasing number of costly railroad delays.

With an eye toward expansion, the company in charge of the French capital’s transport system will be renamed.

The Soviet Army newspaper report blamed the government’s foreign policy for the higher cost of living for the working class.

Israel announced further plans to build in territories captured in the 1967 war.

With the matter of the proper spelling of an Egyptian general’s surname settled, cease-fire talks proceeded.

The official, Ma Lieh, left his seat during a speech at the Kremlin by a Soviet Politburo member, a sign of the strained relations between Moscow and Beijing.

It was the latest outbreak of intertribal unrest at a gold mine in Free State. The situation was under control at midnight, officials said.

A man claiming to represent members of a group called the Red Brigades said that they would kill the Italian city’s deputy public prosecutor unless an imprisoned bank robber was released.

A train, carrying 200 passengers, made the 11-hour journey for the first time since Ukraine retook the city, a senior official said.