Guerrilla Aid Arrives as Angola War Steams Up
UNITA claims new arms shipment from Zaire to boost 15000 to 20000 fighters in eastern Angola as Cuban troops face escalating harassment. Edushase supply planes outrun MIG17s with Britain sending mercenaries amid MPLA conflict. Savimbi confirms clashes with Soviet backed Movement. Ennals condemns mercenaries as dangerous and protractive.
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IRA Gunmen Fire On Mountain Above Belfast
IRA guerrillas battled British troops on Ihins Mountain overlooking Belfast claiming at least a dozen attackers. The assault began at dawn on two army posts guarding television transmitters and escalated when reinforcements were ambushed by a separate group. After hours of cross fire the fighters melted away, marking the latest major clash in Northern Ireland after a yearlong lull.
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World tiger hunt alarm in Bangladesh Kasalong reserve
Authorities issued a worldwide appeal to capture a tiger blamed for killing about 30 people over five years in Kasalong reserve, Chittagong hill region. Officials said the beast has continued attacks, and few are equipped to tranquilize and relocate it.
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Three children die in Florida bus crash
A fogbound intersection crash in Lake Placid Florida killed bus driver Charles Erwin and three children, 6 year old Merk Holmes and 7 year old Robert Heynolds died at the scene, 10 year old Avery Cox died en route. Ten children were injured with six undergoing surgery as ambulances moved between area hospitals. Police said the heavy truck failed to yield hitting the bus on the right front. No charges filed.
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Vodka row at British bar shocks Moscow envoy in London
Soviet envoy Valerii Vladimirovitch was detained after a drunken incident at the Radnor Arms in Kensington with a British army sergeant amid questions about mercenaries in Angola. He claimed diplomatic immunity and was released after police inquiry. The episode followed a vodka binge, with bar staff and police detailing a chaotic scene and the envoy allegedly arguing and attempting to flee.
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Richard Burton Leads Broadway Run in Y Quas Role
Richard Burton took over Monday night the leading role in the Broadway production of Y Quas. His wife Elizabeth Taylor was in New York to watch his performance as a psychiatrist who counsels a young man who has killed several horses. Burton replaces Anthony Perkins for 10 weeks in the long running show.
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