Vance Opens Talks With Cuba on Broad Issues
Secretary of State Vance says the United States is ready to discuss Cuba without preconditions on a new fishing boundary and anti hijacking pact. He supports renewing sports exchanges and notes historic ping pong diplomacy as a model for future talks.
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Tornadoes Strike Five East North Carolina Counties
Tornadoes hit at least five counties in eastern North Carolina tearing mobile homes and farm buildings from their foundations and injuring several people. In Moore County near Eagle Springs the storms uprooted trees but caused no major property damage. Greene County communities reported about $50,000 in damage.
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Soviet argues dissidents spied for CIA to topple regime
Izvestia accuses leading Russian dissidents of CIA collaboration to reveal military and scientific secrets. The piece cites an open letter from Lipavsky detailing a spy network including Lerner Arbel and Rubin. U S State Department declined comment while the Moscow embassy said it would study the matter.
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Not-So-Royal Mounted Police Train with Mounted Patrol
North Charleston patrolman Travis Peart with South Carolina's only mounted unit conducts training. Peart and two other mounties are set to patrol the streets next week.
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Miner Refuses to Quit After Four Day Ordeal Near Freedom
Ronald Adley, trapped a mile underground, nears escape as a jackhammer slams a 50 foot wall of coal. Rescue crews inch toward him at five inches per hour while seven other miners remain unaccounted for. two were found dead.
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New York City Rejects Banks Plan to Rescue Finances
NYC officials refuse a banks plan to avoid bankruptcy under a state appointed review board with power to approve budgets and borrowings. Banks demand tight controls while unions oppose them as city faces possible default next Friday and potential bankruptcy the following week.
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Mennonite Delegation Sees Vietnam Open to Relations and Reform
Two Mennonite travelers, Don Sensenig and Lanc ster, reported Vietnam seeks its own path to socialism and hopes for Western ties. They noted free enterprise persists, religious life revives, and aid is provided for rebuilding with limited anti American sentiment. The tour found Vietnamese officials and citizens emphasizing dialogue over hostility.
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Quake Tragedy Strikes Bucharest After Major Earthquake
A severe quake devastates Bucharest and parts of Bulgaria causing widespread damage. Officials report the city hit hardest with high buildings leveled and thousands displaced. Emergency services set up hospitals on stadium fields as authorities urge calm and aid.
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