World's Largest Airport Opens at Dallas Fort Worth
About 200000 people visited the new Dallas Fort Worth Airport for dedication ceremonies and to see the Concorde. The airport covers 17500 acres and is poised to handle over eight million passengers next year. By 2001 it aims to serve more than 250000 passengers daily through 13 terminals. Over 220 jumbo jets and supersonic planes can park at once.
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IRA Says British Agent Executed in Londonderry
In Londonderry a man claimed as a British agent was executed by the Provisional IRA days after his body was found on a street. The IRA statement named James Brown, 28, saying he had supplied information triggering multiple house raids. A large Belfast bomb was defused after seven hours by an Army expert. Security services also uncovered twelve pet bombs and large quantities of gelignite in the van. IRA leader James Hryson died in a Belfast hospital three weeks after a gun battle with soldiers.
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Sukarno letters deny PKI link to 1965 Jakarta coup
NRC Handelsblad published letters from Sukarno to his third wife Ratna Sari Devi stating he did not suspect PKI involvement or foreknowledge of the arrest and execution of six right wing generals. The letters, dated Oct 24 1945 to later years, undercut claims by Suharto-era officials of a communist plot behind the murders.
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Peron Set for Argentina Presidency After 14 Years
General Juan Peron, fourteenth year after military ouster, is expected to win the presidency but may fail to secure a runoff majority. He rests at a country estate as Isabel Peron campaigns for vice president. Over 70,000 security personnel guard booths in a compulsory vote of 14,334,284 electors.
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Sainday group commander sentenced to death in Rhia desia
A door-to-door commander trained on the Sower Union was sentenced to death in Rhia desia for the coldblooded and merciless murder of a farmer in March. The 38 year old Guramatanga, Hatidududsi Naison, told Justice Heck at Salisbury High Court he was never at the scene.
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Chile Junta plans no return to parties
Chile's military regime holds about 7000 prisoners after the Allende overthrow and rules out free party politics for the foreseeable future. Interior Minister General Honilia cites political silence due to hatred, as Congress remains closed and leftist parties outlawed. The junta reported 244 deaths since the coup, with 213 civilians and 31 security forces. It lists ten most wanted leaders of the leftist movements, including Alamanio Corvalan and Allende ally names. Foreign detainees total 244, among them eight French and several Americans.
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Tunisian Declares Two Soviet Diplomats Persona Non Grata
Tunisian officials state two Soviet diplomats are persona non grata as per the official Tunisian News Agency. A Soviet journalist is reportedly under arrest on espionage charges, per the same agency.
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Grigorenko Held in Mental Asylum, Soviet Court Rules
Dissident Major-General Pyotr Grigorenko’s supporters say he remains in a mental asylum despite psychiatrists declaring he no longer needs treatment. Soviet courts overruled the psychiatrists’ decision twice, as officials dispute his confinement.
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Japanese ship owner and captain fined in maritime case
Anchorage report states Japanese fishing vessel owner Mr Shishi Nishimura and captain Mei Kiyou Kujyi were fined recon SES210000 and SAIS5,000 for fishing within the 12 mile US territorial limit. Coast Guard captured their vessel last Sunday after a life chase.
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