Terrorists Seek Meeting With Indonesian President in Amsterdam Siege
Armed South Moluccan gunmen holding 25 hostages at the Indonesian Consulate demand a meeting in Geneva between a Moluccan mediator and President Suharto. Dutch and Indonesian officials say the demand will be categorically refused and stress no political concessions. The militants want independence for the South Molucca Islands and Dutch backing for a Molucan republic, while continuing to release hostages in staged groups.
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Israelis May Change Mind On Boycotting Council Meet
AP reports Israeli Minister Yigal Allon said Israel may reconsider attending a United Nations Security Council debate on the Palestinian issue in New York. He opened the door to discussions in forums attended by the PLO and suggested participation is not automatically ruled out, despite a stated boycott. Rabin hinted at flexibility, while Israel's policy maintains room for a future Palestinian state alongside Jordan.
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Stevens Says He Would Subordinate Personal Views to Constitution
John Paul Stevens told Senate Judiciary Committee that as a Supreme Court justice he would subordinate his own views to the Constitution and dissent when in disagreement with the majority. He emphasized that one cannot substitute personal views for the law.
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Kissinger Foresees Moscow Trip and Angola Roles
Henry Kissinger told a Senate committee he plans a Moscow visit in four to five weeks to seek a more flexible Soviet stance in SALT talks and discussed U S actions in Angola. He denied Brezhnev health concerns and stated the President knew of violations. He also suggested Israel may join UN Security Council talks with the PLO from another room.
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Court narrows Miranda limits in police questioning
Supreme Court rules police may resume questioning suspects who have chosen to remain silent as long as they honor the right to stop at any time. Justice Brennan and Marshall dissent, arguing the ruling erodes Miranda. The decision reverses a Michigan appeals court in the Mosley case involving a Detroit bar murder.
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Thurgood Marshall
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Detroit
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Llama Mister Seeks Cow Mate Prompting Farm Dilemma
Independence Kentucky reports Mister the llama, kept by Theresa Zornes, behaves like a cow, admiring a Hereford calf and eating with the herd. With no female llamas nearby, the family may need to rehome Mister or risk losing him as a potential mate. The tale notes Mister’s size and origin from Cincinnati Zoo.
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Wife Of Sakharov Goes To Oslo For Nobel Prize
Lena Sakharov arrived in Oslo to accept the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to husband Andrei Sakharov, barred from attending by the Soviet government. Oslo officials will host the ceremony with Norway's royals in attendance, while Sakharov remains in Vilnius where ally Kovalev faces trial for anti Soviet activity.
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Lebanon militias pull back from Jewish quarter amid Christian assault
Ibrahim Kubeilat leader of the Nasserite militia says his men regroup after Christian attacks, while claiming the Moslem advance continues in other areas. Beirut forces, outgunned, seal off zones as commandos evacuate guests from the Phoenicia Intercontinental after rocket strikes.
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