CIA official E Henry Knoche resigns from CIA leadership
Washington AP report says E Henry Knoche, deputy director of central intelligence and longtime analyst, quit amid dispute with CIA director Adm Stansfield Turner over planned policy changes. CIA denies imminent major personnel or organizational shifts. Senate confirmation required for successor.
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Carter Seeks Calm Over Korean Helicopter Incident
U.S. and South Korean officials described the helicopter shoot down as accidental with reports of it landing north of the DMZ near Pangnung. White House aides said the crew's fate remained uncertain as UN and North Korea clashed over meeting times and responsibility.
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Blackout plunges New York into darkness across five boroughs
A power surge and lightning storm cause widespread outages by 9:34 p.m. crippling subway service, elevators, and air conditioning. Restoration begins after 2 a.m. with 150000 Queens customers reconnected and 117000 Westchester homes relit, while rail lines remain halted.
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