Court backs Temple Mount prayer ban amid West Bank riots
Israel’s supreme court upheld a police ban on Jewish prayers on Temple Mount in a dispute that sparked the worst rioting in the West Bank since the 1967 war. The army pulled troops from Hebron, barred a rabbi, and closed a Palestinian Arabic newspaper for four days as the world prepared for a U N Security Council meeting on the crisis.
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Israel
Temple Mount
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
West Bank
Jerusalem
Supreme Court
A-Shaab
Shimon Peres
Hefron
Ali Ja’abri
Ja’abri
Peres
Moshe Levinger
Hebron
Rabbi Levinger
Levinger
Holy Temple Mount
Mount
Bomb blast hits anti American students in Bangkok
In Bangkok on Sunday a bomb among thousands of anti American student protesters killed at least four and wounded eight. An injured suspect was released for lack of evidence as opposing student factions clashed and police surrounded the U.S. Embassy amid demonstrations over U.S. military withdrawal deadlines.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Kukrit Pramoj
U.S
Indochina
National Student Center of
United States
Associated Press
Neal Ulevich
Vocational Students Center of
Democracy Monument
Washington
State Department
Sam
Wallace Reagan campaign pace in North Carolina race
Wallace and Reagan pressed to stay in the primaries despite lag in North Carolina. Camp said momentum growing after earlier underestimation of Carter, while Reagan attacked Carter and aimed to show strength in caucus states. Ford planned post election trips to California and Wisconsin as he relaxed at the White House.
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Asheville
Wallace
North Carolina
Billy Jo Camp
Saurday
Camp
Carter
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Montgomery
Ala
Wilkesboro
Ford
California
Wisconsin
White House
Alternate Juror Contends Hearst Verdict Disputed
Pleasant Hill AP report says alternate juror Mary Nieman opposes the verdict and believes a hung jury or acquittal was possible. Newsweek cites juror Norman Grim accusing Hearst of fleeing after firing at Mel's Sporting Goods, questioning the defense and Browning’s closings.
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Calif
Patricia Hearst
Mary Nieman
Newsweek Magazine
Norman Grim
Miss Tearst
Mel
Los Angeles
San Francisco
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U.S. 58
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Bohn R Bendall & Company
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