Underground movement grows in South Africa overthrows fate
Johannesburg reports indicate a rising black underground seeking to topple the white minority regime. Officials fear unknown size and support, with arrests on charges of terrorism and anti-Communist law violations. ANC ties, covert training abroad, and refugee routes via Swaziland and Mozambique feature in a broader struggle, while Breyten Breytenbach’s trial highlights policing in a tense climate.
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U.S. Weighs Naval Hospital Ship for Beirut Harbor
Washington officials report the National Security Council weighing dispatch of a U S naval hospital ship to Beirut harbor to treat sick and wounded victims. The move aims to provide rapid medical aid amid the crisis and would involve coordination with local authorities and allied partners.
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Hospital ship talk in Lebanon civil war debates
Sen James Abourezk says Pentagon officials informed him that the National Security Council will discuss the option of dispatching a hospital ship to Lebanon when the council meets today in the wake of the civil war and growing international concern.
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U S urged to ban uranium shipments to India in nuclear debate
Three citizen groups urged the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to require India to halt nuclear weapons development before approving further shipments of uranium to Tarapur. NRC officials cited no clear justification to deny a new export, as hearings examined a 12 251 kilogram shipment amid fears of proliferation.
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Escaped Berlin Woman Terrorist Recaptured on Street
A 31 year old former lawyer's assistant Monika Berberieh was recaptured on a West Berlin street after drawing a pistol. She had escaped Lehrstrasse prison July 7 with Inge Vie Gabriele Rallnie and Juliane Plambeck. The trio, tied to Baader Meinhof activities, faced years in prison for anarchist bank robberies and terrorism.
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Arizona man walks on water with Aqua Sole shoe insole
Phoenix reports a new Aqua Sole water filled insole claimed to mimic barefoot walking. The advertisement asserts the product cushions and distributes weight to reduce impact, promising easier movement on water surfaces.
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