Return to Tal Zaatar sparks Lebanese civil war fears
In Beirut and Tal Zaatar fighting, Palestinians and leftist Lebanese allies vow revenge for the fall of the refugee camp as Christian militias push mop-up actions. Officials report at least 186 dead and 215 injured across security operations and hospitals.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tal Zastar
Farouk Kaddoumi
Tal Zaatar
Christan-Leid
Kamal Jumblatt
Israel
T+-acre
West Beirut
Tal Zaazar
Calm Returns to Black Townships After Riots
In Cape Town area three black townships report calm after two days of rioting that left at least 29 dead and about 100 injured. Reports say whites rushed to buy weapons while trains ferried black workers to city jobs. Police warned of no major overnight incidents but nationwide alert remains.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Langa
Nyanga
Guguletu
Gert Prinslao
Johannesburg
Soweto
FDA warns against Triazure psoriasis drug over blood clot risks
The FDA cautions patients to stop using Triazure, sold by Parke-Davis, after reports of fatal clots and a coma and amputation linked to the drug. The company recalls all stock and informs doctors and pharmacists while monitoring patients for one month.
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FDA
Washington
UPD
Food and Drug Administration
Parke-Davis Co
Detroit
Parke-Davis
Palestinian Group Denies Blame For Istanbul Hijack Attempt
Two Palestinian gunmen attacked Istanbul airport wounding and killing passengers after arriving from Tripoli via Rome. Turkish officials say suspects claimed ties to George Habash group but PFLP denied responsibility. Among dead, Harold Wallace Rosenthal, 29, on a fact finding mission for Senate aides. Fifteen hospitaled, seven evacuated, four dead.
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Istanbul
Turkey
UPD
el al Airlines
Beirut
PFLP
Harold Wallace Rosenthal
Israel
Jacob Javits
RNY
Rosenthal
Walter Mondale
D-Mins
Pair Faces Break in Charge
Rex A. Hamilton, 19, of 1626 J street SW, and a Cedar Rapids boy, 11, are charged with breaking and entering and theft of 3700 dollars worth of suns and stereo equipment from Jack Rubn’s rural Fairfax residence on August 5. Linn County deputies arrested them. Hamilton released on court order, the boy released to his parent. The loot was recovered.
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Rex A. Hamilton
J Street
Cedar Rapids
Fairfax
Jack Rubn
Linn
Hamilton
Motive Sealed as Wichita Sniper Kills Three
A Wichita teenage shooter opened fire from a tall building killing three and wounding six. Michael Soles, 19, of Sand Springs Oklahoma, faces murder charges after being arraigned in a hospital room where a third victim died. Police withheld motive. judge set bail at 3.1 million.
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Wichita
Kan
UPD
Kansas
Michael Soles
Sand Springs
Okla
Soles
James Soles
Owen Ballinger
Common Pleas Court
Sole
Bailinger
Mark Filen
Holiday Inn
Greeks and Turks to speak at UN on oil dispute
At the United Nations Security Council the Greek and Turkish foreign ministers will address the Aegean oil dispute. Greek minister Bitsias urges halting a research ship. Turkish minister Caglavangis contends the Greek claim would make the Aegean a Greek lake. Secretary Kissinger plans separate talks with each in New York.
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United Nations
NY_AP
United Nations Security Council
Aegean Sea
Tosan Sabri Caglavangis
Dimitrios Bitsias
Council
Turkey
Caglavangis
Bitsias
Aegean
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Henry Kissinger
New York
Greece
Theig
Sismik I
Ang
Carter's Nephew in Prison Fears For His Life
Spann, 29, son of Rosalynn Carter's sister, says in a letter he was jumped and stabbed twice in the shoulder and asks to be transferred from a California state prison where he is held for robbery. Officials say it is unclear if he was attacked or injured himself.
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Carter
Vacaville
Calif
Jimmy
William Carter
Spann
Carters
Gloria
Oakland Tribune
California Department of Corrections
Phil Guthrie
California
Guthrie
Poland imposes sugar rationing for first time since WW II
WARSAW AP Poland harms sugar hoarders by issuing ration stamps at controlled prices to workers as shortages fuel protests. Edward Gierek's regime says hoarders push up demand and price hikes in June were shelved after demonstrations and strikes.
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Warsaw
Poland
Edward Gierek
Treasure Hunt Television Listings Row 6-10-13 Road
A compact TV guide entry lists programs including News and a 0:30 segment. They reference sports and movie slots with channel markers and timing, noting commentators or hosts in terse listings from the day’s schedule.
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Lecky En
Ory Hartmen
Pga Chang
Fox
Your Place
Non-Aligned Summit Pushes UN Expulsion of Israel
At the Fifth Summit Conference of Non-Aligned Nations in Colombo Sri Lanka Arab nations draft a proposal urging the U.N. General Assembly to strip Israel of its United Nations membership. The draft cites Israel’s alleged failure to comply with U.N. resolutions and notes a PLO official predicts passage despite slim chances of compliance.
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Colombo
Sri Lanka
UPI
Arab Nations
Israel
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Palestine
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.N
A Sticky Phobia
A UPI report defines arachibutyrophobia as the fear of peanut butter sticking to the roof of the mouth. The term appears in a discussion of unusual phobias and everyday anxieties.
Tornadoes Hit Florida Trailer Parks. 1 Dead, 15 Hurt
Two tornadoes struck Westgate Lees Travel Park and King Manor in Pinellas County, destroying about 30 mobile homes and damaging 100 more. An elderly woman died and at least 15 were injured, with damage estimated over 500000 dollars as wreckage covered two square miles. Survivors recalled roofs ripped off and debris flying, while responders reported rapid scene arrival and a second twister near a hotel area.
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Largo
Fla
UPI
Westgate
Lees
Kings Manor
Pinellas County
Bill Roberts
Marie Lees
Madonna Brown
Lees Travel Park
John White
Mitch
Lynn Powers
San Quentin Six Guilty Verdicts Cost $2 Million
California spent 16 months and over $2 million to convict three men already imprisoned for the 1971 San Quentin escape. Johnny Spain received a life sentence for murder, while David Johnson and Hugo Pinell were found guilty of assault. Jurors heard testimony from 83 witnesses across 22,000 pages. sentencing set for Sept 30 with potential life terms.
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San Rafael
Calif
George Jackson
Jackson
David Johnson
Hugo Pinel
San Quentin
Pinell
Johnson
Louis Talamantez
Fleeta Drumgo
Willie Tate
Marin County
California
Haircut Marathon Aids St Jude’s Hospital in Memphis Tennessee
Proceeds from a 24 hour haircutting marathon at Cedar Rapids School of Hairstyling will benefit St Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis. The Sunday event begins at noon local time and includes 13 activities plus haircuts. Donors contribute 316 dollars per haircut with Rep. Mike Blouin among those receiving a cut at 3:30 PM Sunday.
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St Jude's Children’s Research Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
Cedar Rapids School
Iowa
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