London street clash as National Front protests turn violent
About 1 000 National Front supporters marched with Stop the Muggers banners into Lewisham, London, clashing with opponents. At least 104 injured including 46 police, 209 arrested, two officers stabbed, and riot shields deployed for first time.
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Carter Bell weigh FBI director candidates in advance
President Carter and Attorney General Bell are evaluating the FBI director candidates on a list and considering others not on it. Officials say a new list has not been submitted and a final choice is not imminent. The original panel had named Harrington Wood Jr. and John Jerrin Jr. as potential nominees.
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Moscow University Rector Dies After Peak Rescue
The rector Rem V. Khokhlov died in a Moscow hospital from exposure and a lung ailment after a helicopter rescue on Mt Kommunism in the Pamirs. Khokhlov, 51, was part of a 12 member climbing team and was pulled from 19,200 feet amid bad weather.
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Egyptian student hijacked Air France jet to reconcile Libya Egypt clash
A 19-year-old Egyptian student, Tarek el Khater, hijacked an Air France Airbus A300 with 242 aboard en route to Cairo. He said his father was killed in the Egypt Libyan clash and the act aimed to ease Arab tensions. He was jailed in Brindisi after being pushed from the aircraft by the pilot.
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Canal Treaty Reveals U S Change in Policy Toward Latin America
In Caracas AP reports U S Ambassador Andrew Young says Senate ratification of a new Panama Canal treaty will test congressional involvement in Carter’s Latin America approach. The pact would transfer canal control by 2000 while maintaining a U S military presence.
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