Casey urges realistic counterstrategy for Third World gains
CIA Director William Casey urged a shift in U S policy to aid Third World nations and counter Soviet influence in the Middle East and Latin America. He called for training allies in counterinsurgency, faster arms for self defense, human rights standards, land reform talks, and mobilizing private investment to reduce Soviet appeal.
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Possible survivors sighted from Glomar Java Sea disappearance
Global Marine Inc reports two to three possible survivors seen about 60 miles northwest of the drilling site in the South China Sea where the 5,926-ton rig vanished four days ago. U S authorities caution no crew members have been located despite rescues in progress amid rough seas and typhoon conditions.
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Global Marine Inc
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Security worries shadow Reagan visit and Korean events
In Seoul, concerns tie the Burma Sept. 9 assault on President Chun Doo Hwan to a Sept. 22 bomb at an American cultural center in South Korea. U.S. authorities plan heightened precautions for Reagan's Nov 12-14 trip while Korean officials schedule extra security and a traditional welcoming parade expected to draw over a million people.
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Man jumps from Pennsylvania Airlines plane in midflight
Wilmer W. Stillman a 26 year old Middletown maintenance worker who had resigned hours earlier leaped from a Shorts 330 flight from Harrisburg to Washington at 3500 feet after opening an emergency door. No motive found though he planned a meeting with his former division head.
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Lions shot after man’s body found on farm in Bellfountain
Kathleen Maddux owned three African lions on her Bellfountain farm 20 miles south of Corvallis. Deputies said a mauled male body believed to be Merwin Bud Maddux was found Friday near the fenced compound housing a 475-pound male and two 350-pound females. The animals were killed following the discovery.
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Half Million Protesters Rally Against U S Missiles in The Hague
In The Hague about 500000 anti nuclear demonstrators halted the city as Princess Irene urged no more missiles. The protest aimed to pressure Prime Minister Lubbers to reject the 1986 NATO deployment of 48 nuclear missiles in the Netherlands, with similar actions across Europe.
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