South Vietnamese Marines push into Quang Tri in new drive
South Vietnamese marines stormed from the My Chanh River north of Hue into Quang Tri province as part of a series of actions to retake territory from the communists. The assault, the fifth into Quang Tri since May 1, aims at establishing a government foothold and pressures Manila? The report notes light clashes with North Vietnamese forces as U.S. and allied operations continue along multiple fronts.
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Massacre suit filed in federal court over Tel Aviv attack
A $581 million suit was filed in federal court on Friday on behalf of the family of Janse Manuelera Adormo, a four year old schoolteacher killed in the Tel Aviv airport massacre on May 3. The filing names France Israel and the Republic of France among defendants. Twenty five people, many Puerto Rican, died when three Japanese terrorists attacked the Tel Aviv airport after disembarking from an Air France flight.
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Tremors Rock Anacona as City Struggles After Quake
Thousands flee into the countryside as Anacona endures another strong tremor. Since Wednesday a major quake left three dead and forced about 75 percent of TOC residents to abandon the city, elevating the crisis.
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Sato resigns amid clash with Japanese Press
Japan's Prime Minister Sato resigns after tearful retirement announcement amid a mass press walkout and a stormy final press conference. He accuses the media of bias and signals a switch from US policy toward China, with Foreign Minister Fukuda tipped as likely successor.
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Nine Firemen Die as Wendorme Hotel Collapses
A century-old Wendorme Hotel fire in Boston yesterday left nine firemen dead and at least ten injured when the building collapsed during efforts to fight the blaze. Fire crews battled flames as rescue operations continued amid the debris.
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World strike shows pilots may hinge on US participation
Pilots in over 45 countries back tomorrow's world strike against hijacking. US participation could determine overall success. A US Court of Appeals delayed action on blocking US airlines from pilots joining the stoppage as talks continued. District Judge Hart had earlier refused an injunction and airline responses were on appeal. If US pilots withdraw, the action could lose much of its impact, with Trans World and Pan American seeking orders to curb participation.
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Oil slick menaces Egypt near Soudoum coastlines
Egyptian maritime authorities mobilize to protect the Suez Canal area as a massive oil slick from the sunken 71,999-108 Trader tanker spreads about 38.4 square miles. The tanker sank between Sicily and Pyres on June 11, and the slick is about 235 miles from Salloum near the border. Egypt has notified regional countries and is preparing chemicals to dispel the spill.
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Woman Rescued Alive After Europe Rail Disaster Toll Soars
In Soissons France a 30 year old woman Miss Marie Lise Taymar was pulled alive from the wreckage of two trains 36 hours after a head on collision in a tunnel. Rescue teams labored to free her then airlifted to Paris hospital. The confirmed dead stood at 452 with 86 injured as investigators probe the cause of one of Europe’s worst rail disasters in decades. Funeral services were planned for Soissons tomorrow.
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