Sectarian violence erupts around Beirut Tripoli and Aley
Ten people died in a sectarian ambush near Beirut with three wounded while a car bombing in Tripoli damaged seven cars and the Druze Socialist Party headquarters. Walid Jumblat narrowly escaped an assassination attempt in west Beirut last month as fighting spreads in the Shouf area. Prime Minister Wazzan urged Israel’s immediate withdrawal in Parliament, citing a conspiracy against Lebanon as Syrian, Palestinian, and Israeli forces operate across the country.
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Tripoli
Druze Socialist Party
Walid Jumblat
West Beirut
Fountain
Aley
Ter
Shouf
Chefik Wazzan
Lebanon
Washington
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
Spyting Professor Revealed as Colonel in Soviet Ring
Laval University economics professor Hambleton admitted in court to spying for the Soviet Union. British intelligence says he held an honorary colonel rank and was a key KGB man who dined with Yuri Andropov in 1975. Western sources tie Hambleton to a web of Soviet contacts and operations.
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Hugh
Walter Mitty
Canada
Hambleton
KGB
British Intelligence
Yuri Andropov
Tom, Dick
Harry
Teioh
Cagef
F Hambleton
Rudi Herrman
U.S
Laval University
Quebec
UN council seeks clemency for six condemned fighters
United Nations Security Council voted unanimously to urge all nations and organizations to use influence to save the lives of six men sentenced for terrorist activities. The U.S. abstained, arguing the text uses contentious language that could undermine its seriousness while backing the humanitarian aim of the Libya-sponsored appeal for clemency.
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UPI
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Assembly
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Pretoria
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Becaunee
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