Formosa threat cited by Peking on Japan
Peking People's Daily accused Japan of seeking to annex Formosa in an editorial broadcast via Radio Peking. The piece linked Formosa to Tokyo's security emphasis seen in the US Japan communique and warned of Japan’s desire to back Nationalist China to regain the mainland in exchange for Formosa.
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Peking People's Daily
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Formosa
Okinawa
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China
Radio Peking
Mass burial for Nigeria Airways crash victims
In Lagos a multi faith mass burial was held nine days after the Nigeria Airways YC10 crash. AAP reports victims from about a dozen nations and four faiths were laid to rest in a single grave as about one thousand mourners watched the ceremony.
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Lagos
Nigeria Airways
Associated Press
Congress Clash at New Delhi Headquarters Damages Internal Split
Violence erupted at New Delhi Congress headquarters as supporters of Prime Minister Mrs Gandhi clashed with those of Congress president Nijalingappa. Police guarded the building after seven employees, aligned with Mrs Gandhi, were taken into custody. Employees locked rooms and squatted outside to block a Nijalingappa meeting, amid a party split over control of assets and leadership.
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Reuter
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Ivs Atle
Saudis renew assault on Al Wadeiah post near Aden
Saudi forces backed by tanks aircraft and heavy artillery attacked the South Yemen border post of Al Wadeiah. South Yemen says the clash began last Wednesday with Soviet built MiGs engaging Saudi troops. At least 18 Saudis were killed in air strikes as Aden reports orders to retake the post. The location lies about 400 miles northeast of Aden.
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Esterday
al Wadeiah
Hunger for oil sparks cross border clashes and regional talks
AAP reports fighting linked to oil hunger and loyalties as South Yemen signed a joint oil deal with Algeria in Thamud district. An Egyptian raiding party attacked Israeli positions at Suez, killing several and prompting Israeli casualties. Four power talks among UN Security Council members to broker Middle East settlement resume Tuesday after recess. In Athens, two Arabs faced manslaughter charges over a grenade attack on El Al offices injuring a Greek child.
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Reuter
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Mansour Seifeddin Murad Zegaghe
Athens University
Apollo-2 crew begins 11 day stay in lunar lab
Apollo-2 astronauts Alan Bean Charles Conrad and Richard Gordon entered the lunar receiving laboratory after arriving by jet from Hawaii in a mobile quarantine facility. Fourteen scientists doctors and technicians accompany the crew at Ellington Air Force Base to observe a period of privacy and family time. Separately University of Arizona astronomers reported Saturn rings are made of ammonia ice based on Domingo Kuiper observations from the Santa Catalina observatory, suggesting implications for the planet's origin.
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Here
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