Bomb blast hits crowded Buenos Aires theater
A bomb exploded Tuesday in a crowded downtown theater in Buenos Aires killing at least one and wounding six others. A second blast struck the army headquarters, injuring six soldiers as federal judges cleared President Isabel Peron of responsibility for a welfare funds transfer to her late husband Juan Peron. Chaplain negotiates between Peron and military commanders over possible resignation or long leave of absence.
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Buenos Aires
Isabel Peron
Juan Peron
Armed Forces
Israel seeks jet buyers for Kfir fighter plane
Israel Aircraft Industries reports a 2.8 million dollar profit and says negotiations are underway with several countries to sell the Kfir warplane priced at 4.5 million. Al Schwimmer declines to name buyers while noting potential partners not producing their own aircraft. In Argentina, African bees attack youths rescuing horses. two hospitalized, horses die. This follows a prior October bee attack that killed a child and injured others near the Bolivian border.
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Israel
al Schwimmer
Israel Aircraft Industries
Santa FE
Argentina
Spillane sued for divorce by wife Shari in L A court
Shari Spillane alleges irreconcilable differences ending their 11 year marriage to author Mickey Spillane. The couple has no children. Cele Briscoe daughter of Gov Dolph Briscoe was chosen lead debutante representing the United States at the 21st International Debutante Ball in New York, following a tradition of public officials’ daughters.
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Shari
Los Angeles
Cele Briscoe
Texas
Dolph Briscoe
United States
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Debs
Nixon
Eisenhower
Chaswala coal mine trapped miners lose hope
New Delhi officials concede no survivors among 372 miners trapped in the flooded Chaswala coal mine. National coal secretary Srinivasa Chari says the international pumping operation is only for removing bodies.
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New Delhi
Chaswala
Srinivasa Chari
Jetliner Skids Into Bog Delays Sugar Bowl Flights
A Delta Air Lines jetliner with 175 passengers skidded into a muddy bog at New Orleans International Airport on Tuesday. No injuries were reported and the landing strip was closed for several hours, delaying Sugar Bowl travel.
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New Orleans
New Orleans International Airport
Delta Air Lines
Florida holiday tourism surges as parks reach capacity
Florida reports one of its best holiday seasons as Canadian and Northern visitors flood in. Disney World and Busch Gardens closed gates temporarily as lots fill to capacity. a 15 mile traffic jam along the highway to Disney World prompts reinforcements from Osceola County.
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Florida
Walt Disney World
Orlando
Busch Gardens
Tampa
Atrol
Disney World
Osceola County
Sea World
Doctor Tracks Torture Claims After Chile Detention
British physician Dr Sheila Cassidy arrived in London from Santiago claiming torture in Tres Alamos prison during two months in Chilean custody. London recalled its ambassador and pressed for a full inquiry as evidence is prepared for the UN Human Rights Commission.
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Sheila Cassidy
Chile
London
Britain
Cassidy
Gatwick
Santiago
Foreign Office
Reginald Seconde
United Nations Human Rights
Seconde
Satiago
Dr. Cassidy
Tres Alamos
Roman Catholic Mission
College student released from hospital after Reagan toy gun incident
Michael Carvin, a college student accused of brandishing a toy gun before Ronald Reagan as he announced his presidential bid in Miami, was released Tuesday from Imperial Point Hospital in Fort Lauderdale to his parents after a psychiatrist said continued treatment there was unwarranted.
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Michael Carvin
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Miami
Florda
U.S
Peter Palermo
Carvin
Imperial Point Hospital
Fort Lauderdale
Multiple murders and hospital arraignment in Florida case
W T Zeigler Jr faces possible death penalty if convicted of murdering his wife, her parents, and a customer in Florida. He appeared in a hospital room as detectives suspect a self inflicted wound. Investigators say insurance payout motives drive the killings.
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W.T. Zeigler Jr
Orlando
Fla
Zeigler
Winter Garden
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