97 Feared Dead In Miami Air Crash
A Lockheed 1011 jetbound for Miami from New York crashed near the Florida Everglades Friday night. Eastern Airlines says 97 aboard are missing or presumed dead, with earlier Coast Guard counts at 93 survivors. Investigators will take weeks to determine if human error or mechanical failure caused the plunge despite many passengers surviving the fall.
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Florida
Eastern Airlines
Florida Everglades
Coast Guard
New York
New York Times
Cam P
Food relief chaos sparks political clash in Managua
Protests erupt over disorganised aid to over 200,000 quake survivors as opposition leader Fernando Aguero Rocha and Conservative Party denounce Somoza control. Guardsman bias toward relief efforts cited. civil sector urged to lead distribution while a missing Melbourne-born engineer Professor Peter Ash Harley remains unlocated in Managua.
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Hangara
Las Mercedes
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Rodriguez Somoza
National Guard
Aguero Rocha
A. Somoza
Japan PM Tanaka hints at 1973 world role trips
Prime Minister Tanaka outlined potential trips to the European Community and Southeast Asia in 1973 to bolster world peace and aid. He noted no U.S. visit, cited improving US Japan economic ties, and announced plans to raise unofficial aid to developing countries to 2 percent of GNP by March and governmental aid to 0.7 percent by 1980. He also said Japan would appoint its first ambassador to Beijing in March.
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Peking
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France
England
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Charlesmagne
Prisoners reject offer in Greek retrial appeal
Fifty five political prisoners jailed for subversion reject the press sweep to appeal retrial demanding immediate freedom. Prime Minister Papadopoulos earlier announced a reform allowing 250 imprisoned on trial to appeal for retrials by a visionary court martial.
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Aap-Reuter
Papadopoulos
Crackdown on IRA Ties Grows in Ireland News
In Dublin police charged Sinn Fein president Rory O Bradi with IRA membership amid a government push to use new powers. Belfast violence rose as a Roman Catholic baker was killed, while Protestant gunmen and arms dumps sparked fears of a broader bombing campaign.
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Reuter
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Rory O'Brady
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IRA
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Republic
Lynch
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Northern Ireland
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Hugh Martin
Martin
Clashes report across northern and southern Philippines
In Luzon northern Cagayan Valley clashes between army units and the New People’s Army have left 24 rebels dead with 10 soldiers killed and 14 wounded. In the southern Sulu area a large operation raided two rebel training camps, with 40 rebels reportedly killed at the first camp and heavy casualties at the second.
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New York Times News Service
Cagayan Valley
Luzon
New People's Army
Sulu
Armed Forces
Romeo Espino
United Press International
Jalo Island
Jalo
Common Market and Britain's European Shift
Britain moves toward joining the nine nation European Community signaling a major shift from its historic maritime stance. The decision, long debated, prompts letters criticizing potential loss of sovereignty and even concerns over milk production as public opinion divides along party lines.
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Douganson
Britain warned to clean up language on Common Market entry
A Daily Mail editorial cautions Britons to curb linguistic slips from Monday as Britain moves toward the Common Market. It jokes about avoiding terms like Double Dutch and Danish blue while noting sensitivities abroad to references about Hamburgers, Martin Bormann, and certain phrases.
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Daily Mail
Britain
Hamburg
Martin Bormann
Calas
Zagreb
Protesters Rally For Britain In Final anti Market Demonstration
In London a torchlit march past Parliament drew about 500 protesters the night before Britain joins Europe. Labour figures Jay and Shore urged Parliament to reconsider the entry act while warning legal risks, amid tense rhetoric about Britain's future with Europe.
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Rlas Jay
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Europe
Cyprus President Makarios to seek re election
Nicosia reports Archbishop Makarios announced on Friday his plan to stand again in the upcoming election in February. In other briefs a range of space, crime, and cultural items are noted with no single dominant event.
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Nicosia
AAP Reuter
Cyprus
Makarios
Night raid on Syria and Israeli air strikes raise tensions
Syria shelled Israeli positions in occupied territory and Israel launched its second air attack inside Syria in three days. Damascus Radio claimed an Israeli aircraft was damaged while Israel said all planes returned safely. The night raid followed earlier border fighting and a spike in regional tension after the seizure of the Israeli Embassy in Thailand. At Cairo University, 40 to 574 students protested the arrest of colleagues and called for continued discussions, as President Sadat urged calm and warned against trouble.
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Admiral Berisso Murdered by Argentine Guerillas
Rear Admiral Emilio Berisso of the Argentine Navy was assassinated outside a Temperley supermarket. The Revolutionary Armed Forces claimed responsibility in a Cronica communique, calling his death an execution and promising further reprisals tied to the Trelew naval base incident. Berisso, 49, married with six children, had retired two weeks earlier from the Navy High Command.
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Cronica
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FAR
Kidnappers Free Businessman in Buenos Aires Drama
Vicenze Russo, 42, Italian production manager at LS Standard Electric, has been freed after three days in the hands of presumed urban guerrillas at a northern suburb plant. He is being questioned by police and may hold a press conference. His wife and two children remain in the country.
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Vicenze Russo
LS Standard Electric Company
Russo
Mr Russo
Indonesian minister hints at normalizing ties with China
Jakarta reports that Indonesian Foreign Minister Malik indicated dialogue with China could normalize next year. He said relations between the two nations may return to normal, signaling a potential easing of tensions and renewed cooperation efforts between Indonesia and Beijing.
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Malik
Eee
Indoccea
China
Unclear fragment reports medals and massacre reference
Fragmentary text mentions Tei Aviv and Sumas, medal awards, and names Asteri and Weis. It also references a Minch massacre and family connections, but the exact event, dates, and participants are unreadable. Further readable clues remain insufficient for a firm item.
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Sumas Carp Rayer
Weis
Asteri
Minch
Death on Deception Island Kills Calypso Crew Mate
The first mate of Jacques Cousteau's ship Calypso was killed on Deception Island Antarctica. Michael Laval aged 4 allegedly slipped on ice and fell into a rotating helicopter tail propeller during an exploration tour as Cos teau's marine life specials were being filmed.
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AAI
Jacques Cousteau
Deception Island
Antarctica
United International
Michael Laval
Metromedia Producers Corporation
Costeau
Towel Wee
Hastings Chess Lead Shared By Hartston Radulov Westerinen
In the Hastings fourth round Britain’s Hartston Bulgaria’s Radulov and Finland's Westerinen led with 24 points each after draws and adjournments. Smyslov, Browne, and other top players posted strong games as several matches ended in adjournments.
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Igor Radulov
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Heikki Westerinen
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Yari] Hort
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William Harrann
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Tukmakov
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