Gettys Grandson Sought After Kidnap Rumors in Corsica
Rome police pursue Paul Getty II Whose mother denies confirmed sighting in Bastia or Ajaccio Corsica. Reports claim he was with a blonde woman 24 identified as Devrei 25. Police vet abduction theory while tracking mobile leads and earlier disappearance after leaving a Rome nightclub.
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Observer reports new Mozambique atrocity allegations
A British Sunday paper claims Portuguese troops killed 53 people in Chawola after Wiriyamu, and that villagers were ordered to clap before death. The report cites two Spanish priests in Mozambican jail and ties to a forthcoming Caetano visit. Film evidence faced BBC rejection. Times defends publishing Hastings' claims.
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Cypriot bishops defrocked after failed church bid
A 16 member Middle East Orthodox synod led by Archbishop Makarios defrocks three rebel Cypriot bishops who tried to unseat him as head of the Cypriot Orthodox Church. Archbishop Makarios will elect a replacement for one bishop, while the other two remain under guard in Kilnassim by armed supporters of guerrilla leader Grivas.
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Experts Agree to Allow Gold Sales in New Monetary Plan
Washington reports that after three days of talks, experts in the IMF framework agreed that official gold sales would be a feature of the reform plan. Jeremy Morse noted the agreement does not cover central bank gold purchases and does not reflect current market conditions. The plan, aimed at the future monetary system, follows the 1971 shift where the dollar was made inconvertible to gold.
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Government to appeal Roche tranquiliser price ruling
London Sunday reports the British Government will appeal a High Court decision that blocked its bid to force Roche to cut tranquiliser prices. The Court of Appeal will hear the case on July 24 after Roche agreed to maintain lower prices if the appeal proceeds this month. The government earlier ordered Tranquilene and Valum at 1970 levels.
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Aap-Reuter
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Bangladesh parliament approves war crimes trial bill
The Parliament passed a bill to constitutionalize the trial of 195 Pakistani prisoners of war on genocide and crimes against humanity charges. President Bhutto will visit London July 23 to 25 for talks with British ministers on Anglo Pakistani relations and regional issues.
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Icelandic gunboat attempt halted by British navy off coast
Aegir cut the wires of a British trawler off south east Iceland, but the British frigate Gurkha blocked further wire-cutting on six other ships in the area. The Ministry of Defence reported in London on Friday night.
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Parcel bomb maims mother of inmate in Jondenderm case
A Sunday report from AAP says a mother in Jondenderm prison was maimed when a bomb addressed to her son exploded in her hand as she opened it. Four of her fingers were amputated later, injuring the woman seriously and drawing attention to the ongoing incident.
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Iraqi President given unlimited power in new constitution
Iraq's Revolutionary Command Council amended the constitution to name Bakr as head of state and empower him to appoint and dismiss the vice president, ministers, governors, officials, officers, and diplomats. The move signals a widening power struggle after an untempted coup by security head Bazim Kazzat. The report notes the leadership shift concentrates authority in the president.
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Honolulu Couple Ends Pacific Ordeal On Waikiki Stay
British couple Maurice Bailey and wife spent 118 days at sea on a tiny rubber raft after their yacht capsized by a whale near Ome Nad bil. Rescued June 30, they arrived in Honolulu aboard the South Korean ship Weol-mi and spent their first land night at a Waikiki hotel. The London Mirror bought rights to their story for an undisclosed price. They plan to return to sea, reportedly aiming for Korea and Fiyhand, then boating and fishing along Gaga.
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Soviet Team Wins European Chess Championship
Bath England Sunday report says the Soviet team clinched the European championship finals by defeating Hungary 5 3 in the seventh round. The Soviet Union finished with 4 points while Yugoslavia took second with 34 games and Hungary at third. Boris Spassky and Svetogor Gligoric each top scored on the top board with five of seven.
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Lawford assails Mailer Marilyn biography as drivel
Peter Lawford, Monroe's friend and Kennedy brother in law, dismissed Norman Mailer's Marilyn as absolute drivel. Mailer's book portrays possible but unverified versions of Monroe's death on May 5 1962, including alleged flirtations with Senator Kennedy and tensions at Lawford's house.
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Egyptian adviser says Cairo unhappy over Moscow talks
An Egyptian presidential adviser, Mr Hafees-Mal, is credited with reporting Cairo’s dissatisfaction after discussions with Soviet leaders in Moscow. Egypt objects to the Krezhnev-Nixon summit in Washington for ignoring the Middle East. Mr Ismail arrived back from Moscow yesterday.
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