Largest attack by leftist guerillas repulsed by forces
The omy commander described the assault as the biggest military operation yet mounted by the insurgents. President Miry Peron faced turmoil as rebels seized police posts on bridges into the city, attacked bridges and military targets near La Plata, and a raid on the Seventh Army Regiment HQ, with ministers showing resolve amid resignations fears.
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Kissinger on Angola Policy and Covert Aid Debate
Kissinger comments on Angola military aid and the implications of a Senate rejection of further covert funding. He says the United States will use 7 million dollars in military support while pursuing a diplomatic approach despite strained Soviet relations and diverging international aims.
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Pope's Holy Year Ends at St Peter's Basilica
Vatican City reports the Holy Year closure as Pope leads a silent prayer and closes the bronze doors of St Peter's. About eight million pilgrims joined the jubilee, with the ceremony televised to nearly 50 countries and a potential audience of over 3 billion.
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EPA Bans Pesticides Near Homes and Lawns
The Environmental Protection Agency under Administrator Russell Train moves to ban certain lawn and household pesticides due to an imminent hazard. The rule targets chemicals used for turf and garden care, with immediate effect anticipated as the agency implements the derivate law provisions.
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Queen's Christmas message praises courage of others
The Queen praised courage and self sacrifice of people resisting terrorism and bombs, calling their deeds an inspiration to others. Filmed at Buckingham Palace, the broadcast urged united effort against violence and inflation, stressing that acts of courage by individuals can shape a stable, considerate society.
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Tradition under threat in British royal succession
In London the male only line of succession is challenged as a Sex Discrimination Act nears entry. Two MPs urge equal royal succession for women, arguing Princess Anne’s position would shift the order, with Charles, Andrew, and Edward ahead of her in the line to the throne.
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Britain doctors urge end to emergency strike crisis
Britain faces a hospital crisis as 19,000 junior doctors consider ending their month long strike over overtime pay. A government peace formula offers a short work week and a review of overtime pay figures. Health Minister Mrs Castle says extra cash is constrained by anti inflation policy.
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East Timor envoy appointment awaited by UN
The United Nations Secretary General is poised to name a new East Timor envoy soon after Indonesian delays. Reports indicate efforts will unify appeals from Portuguese and local leaders, while earlier rumors of calm or cessation of fighting are contradicted by ongoing clashes and political friction.
Athens hunts after killing of alleged CIA agent
In Athens mourners gathered after the shooting of a person described as an alleged CIA agent outside his home. The incident prompted a chase by authorities, with mentions of Central Intelligence Agency leadership and retaliation concerns. Public figures and officials commented as investigators pursued leads in the deadly encounter.
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Beirut Christmas Day Toll From Explosions and Fires
A chaotic Christmas in Beirut left about 17 people dead and many injured as bombs and fires struck the war scarred city. Authorities reported widespread damage across the capital and ongoing security concerns as emergency crews worked through the night.
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OPEC SEIZURE GROUP OPERATES IN MYSTERY ATTACKS
A fragmented report from Cairo describes a seizure operation claimed by a group dubbed classified hostages tied to the 1967 Arab‑Israeli conflict. The text mentions world attention and references the Sinai Peninsula without clear details or names.
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Sina] Peninsula
Bethlehem Nativity Festival Draws Crowds From Many Lands
People from the United States, Canada, Sweden, Belgium and Switzerland gathered at the Basilica of the Nativity and Manger Square for Bethlehem’s annual Christ’s birth celebration. Officials led a night mass as bells rang and local traditions played out in festive splendor.
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Mass Attendance in Peking Marks Quiet Catholic Service
In Peking about 300 worshippers attended Mass in the capital's church, led by Father Yu Kun with a Chinese novice choir, a carol, and no sermon. Only 20 Chinese were present as the service proceeded quietly. Meanwhile in Seoul, Seoul news reported South Korea releasing 2,550 prisoners on parole and juvenile reform amnesty, including 241 youths, per the Justice Ministry.
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Dilemma for Japan's ruling party faces shake up to win support
The Liberal Democratic Party of Japan, 20 years in power, weighs an internal realignment to cooperate with opposition to pass bills. Prime Minister Miki, 68, leads a faltering force with a fragile nine seat upper house majority and fears that broad cooperation could undermine business backing. The party, long funded by big business, shows sliding public support from 8. per cent in 1958 to 46.8 per cent in 1972. After Tanaka's resignation Miki faces social reform pressure while hawks push for stricter laws and party funds scrutiny.
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Hispanos poised to surpass Blacks as leading American minority
A 1960s era study notes Hispanic Americans in the United States continue to grow and may overtake Black Americans as the largest minority by century’s end. It cites 18 to 20 million individuals, with rising birth rates, higher education gaps, and income disparities shaping trends in New York and beyond.
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Aap Homeley Notes Age Old Problem Con Rate
A compact item cites AAP Homeley addressing the enduring issue of reforming interest or conversion rates. The brief highlights debate over policy impact, with emphasis on regional concerns and potential effects on trade and financing.
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Homeley
Santa as a playful mentor argues for child sharing
Dr Barry Greet, a clinical psychologist, defends a Santa figure as a generous guide who shares power with children. He says the concept of a joyful and kind Santa is valuable, helping kids learn trust and social skills through playful exchange with adults and guardians.
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