World News Three Survive Jungle Ordeal
Three men tell of a perilous trek through the Amazon after a helicopter crash near the Brazilian border. Captain Fdy Marin, co-pilot Ramon Pacencia, and engineer Mir Edu are Jaomes Fuentes arrived at Caracas after a fuel exhaustion voyage from Avaregua to a jungle mining camp. They endured swimming, walking, and harsh terrain to reach a river camp flagged by a red air traffic light.
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Amazon Jungle
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San Juan de Manapieres
Fddy Marin
Ramon Pacencia
Mir Eduare Jaomes Fuentes
Avaregua
la Centelia
Ciudad Bolivar
Violence in Belfast as IRA targets rise in week
Reports from Belfast describe a British soldier wounded by a Republican sniper amid a wave of attacks on troops. Gunfire also hit Army patrols in Falls Road and Ardoyne. IRA claimed responsibility for a tavern arson in which staff and patrons were held at gunpoint. Police say the incident followed by British troops. Security forces report mass arrests across six counties as the government expands the Lister Defence Regiment with a new battalion to boost local protection. Death toll in Ulster violence reaches seventeen since 1969.
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Irish Republic
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Plice
TRA
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Pil Beale
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London
Associated Press
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Home of Commons
Italy PM resigns to end Centre-Left coalition
Rome reports the resignation of Prime Minister Colombo Mi Columba ending the Centre-Left alliance after a row among four coalition partners Falcom party withdrawal shifts the balance. He will stay as caretaker leader as talks begin to form a new government with President Jeune meeting party leaders.
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AAP
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Partes Falec
Dievorce
Christian Democrats
Social Democrats
Republicam Party
Cone Willegin
Jail riot at Charles Three jail in Nancy quelled after seven hours
Police stopped a jail riot at Charles Three in Nancy yesterday after inmates seized multiple buildings for nearly seven hours. Rioters complained of food shortages inadequate heating and mistreatment.
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France
Suny Day
AAP
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Dayan signals possible compromise on Suez exit in peace bid
Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Dayan voiced cautious optimism for a negotiated Middle East peace, saying Israel may withdraw from Suez Canal territory if talks avert renewed war. He asserted Israel should be ready to compromise and not treat the canal as a frontier. In Lebanon, Israeli commandos and attacks drew casualties as trains and villages endured damage. Cairo sources said Sadat planned a Cabinet reshuffle with Dr. Arge Siciky slated as prime minister and shifts in Foreign Ministry.
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Wall
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Sasser
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Mir Shibaroud Riad
Sfuradtaholeh
Ahe
Minis lead to cancer in Britain says journal
London reports that sunbathing, nylon stockings, and fashion trends may raise melanoma risk. The British Medical Journal article argues malignant melanoma deserves prominent cancer research focus, with strong evidence linking sunlight exposure to the disease.
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London
Melanoma Drug Found by Duke University Doctors
Duke University doctors report that a tuberculosis vaccine (BCG) stimulated the immune system in melanoma patients, producing regression in 18 percent and stabilizing disease in eight of 22 terminal-stage cases. Half of the patients retained an intact immune system, with 10 deaths and four showing complete tumor regression.
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North Carolina
Duke Hiversity
Associated Press
Ly Hillard Seigler
Mirgery Ait Immunology
William Shingleton
Seigler
Common Market talks near for four nations entry
Frantic efforts in Brussels aim to finish the historic treaty of accession to the Common Market for Britain Ireland Denmark and Norway. Officials expect signing within a week as key concessions and fisheries terms are debated amid months of bargaining and last minute legal drafting.
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Denmark
Norway
Arusweia
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Hull
Wskune
Densmark
Drerrmipk
Serwg
Talhe
Bitter UK Parliament debate over Common Market entry fears
Report of tense parliament session as Labour MPs condemn government moves toward full European Union membership. Critics accuse ministers of sacrificing Rhodesia policy and domestic interests to please Brussels. Debate highlights opposition criticisms of pace and strategy.
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London
Reuters
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House of Om
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