Assassination of CIA Greece Chief Raises Diplomatic Fear
Greek police probing Welch slaying consider link to Vienna and Paris Turkish ambassador killings. U S Embassy cites lack of leads as investigation continues. Welch, 46, served as station chief in Greece and was shot outside his home after a Christmas party. wife unharmed.
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Thailand to Reopen Laos Border Within Days
Thai Prime Minister Kukrit Pramoj said the border with Laos would reopen in two to three days after it closed on November 18 following a Mekong River clash. The closure worsened Laos economic shortages as the Lao government relies on Thai imports and aid. Soviet and North Vietnamese airlift aid reportedly supports Vientiane, which has appealed to the United States and others to press Thailand to restart frontier commerce.
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Gandhi to seek mandate to extend emergency rule
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi will ask the Congress Party next week for a mandate to continue her tough emergency rule. Sources say there is little chance of an early relaxation of measures since the emergency was proclaimed last June. The draft resolution cites internal and external subversion threats and urges continuation of suppressive actions and civil-liberties restrictions.
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