Top Communist Freed In More Liberal Spain
Marcelino Camacho Spain's top Communist labor leader was freed by court order from prison where he had been held without charge since Sunday. Camacho condemned the pardon as an insult and vowed to continue his amnesty campaign for political prisoners.
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Madrid
Spain
Marcelino Camacho
Sun
Camacho
Communist Party
Carabanchel
Francisco Franco
Republic
Carlos Arias Navarro
Luis Carrero Blanco
Barcelona
Beiruts Fighting Ceremoniously Stalls Cease-Fire
In Beirut Moslem gunmen reject the cease-fire and vow to keep fighting to drive out Phalangists from the Holiday Inn area. The standoff sparks Israeli jets and sirens as casualties rise past 388 since civil war resumed, despite a government cease-fire announcement.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Holiday Inn
Palm Beach
St. Georges and
Phoenicia
Hart Accuses Kissinger Officials of Potential Perjury
Sen Gary Hart says the Senate intelligence probe into Chile covert actions shows possible perjury by Henry Kissinger and three other top U S officials. He cites prior testimonies by Richard Helms Edward Kerry and Charles Meyer as potentially misleading or perjurious. Hart urges Justice Department action as the inquiry continues.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
U.S
Chile
Henry A. Kissinger
Gary Hart
Hart
Colorado
Congressional
CIA
Richard M. Helms
Edward Kerry
Charles Meyer
inter-American Affairs
Senate
Helms
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Salvador Allende Gossens
Nixon
Allende
United States
Kerry
Meyer
Justice Department
Mmittee
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Atty
Edward H. Levin
United States Funds Angolan Factions Amid Civil War
The United States reportedly spent about 50 million dollars aiding UNITA and FNLA in Angola, with most military aid funneled via Zaire to counter the Soviet backed MPLA. Sen. Dick Clark said the figures quoted by The Washington Post and The New York Times are close.
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Washington
United States
Washington Post
U.S
the Post
New York Times
Dick Clark
Iowa
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Africa
Sakharov blasts UN Zionism vote in Oslo lecture
Nobel Peace Prize winner Andrei Sakharov said the UN General Assembly's Zionism as racism resolution dealt the UN prestige a hard blow. He urged reform not revolution and warned progress, science, and human rights must advance together despite risks to the environment and civil liberties.
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Norway
Andrei Sakharov
U.N. General Assembly
United Nations
Ion
Sakharov
Yelena
Italy
Earth
Soviet Union
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Fraga Iribarne
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Manuel Mellado
UPI
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Kissinger
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Evans Products Company
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Scarborough Plaza
Total Independence of Angola
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National Front For the Liberation of Angola
FNLA
Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola
MPLA
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Army National Guard
SP5
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Franklin Street
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