Haig accuses Nicaragua of Cuban Soviet subversion in Central America
Secretary of State Haig told the OAS Nicaragua’s leftist Sandinista government is arming for regional war with MiG jets and Soviet tanks. He warned the region to resist illegal intervention while noting 1,500 Cuban advisers in Nicaragua and criticizing Sandinista claims of U.S. meddling. DeScoto countered that Nicaragua will defend itself and quoted a sharp exchange with Enders.
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St. Lucia
UPI
Alexander Haig
Nicaragua
Central America
United States
Haig
Organization of American
el Salvador
U.S
Miguel DeScoto
DeScoto
Latin America
Thomas O. Enders
Enders
Paisley claims 100000 men for third force in Ulster conflict
Ulster Protestant leader Ian Paisley said he has recruited nearly 100,000 men for a paramilitary third force to combat IRA terrorism and offered their services to police. He writes to Ulster police chief Hermon saying the force will operate under its own discipline. Paisley plans a rally in Enniskillen near the border as Britain condemns the move.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Dublin
U.S
Reagan
Garret FitzGerald
Ulster
William Clark
Ireland
Jack Hermon
Paisley
Hermon
Birthday Game rules mix of dates and draws
The Birthday Game outlines how to enter using a legal birth date verified by ID. Each game runs Monday to Saturday with random publication of months dates and years in The Daily Times. Entries must be submitted by the Tuesday after the end of the game. no purchase required.
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Daily Times
Tuesigy
Daly Times
Nuke talks begin but will be long and difficult
U S chief arms control official Rostow says Geneva nuclear arms reduction talks with the Soviet Union have started well but will be long and hard. He downplays anti nuclear demonstrations in Europe and notes talks began with positive momentum after meetings with Italian Foreign Minister Colombo.
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UPI
United States
Geneva
Soviet Union
Eugene V. Rostow
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Europe
Mass fainting at Scottish school triggers health check
About 50 primary students at St Vincent's School in East Kilbride fainted in a chain reaction after a pupil collapsed. Ambulances rushed them to Heirmyres Hospital for evaluation. no gas poisoning found, says Lanarkshire Health Board chief.
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UPI
Scotland
St. Vincent’s School
East Kilbride
Heirmyres Hospital
William
Lanarkshire Health Board
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