Four killed after assassination attempt in Dacca attack
Indian diplomatic envoy Samar Sen was shot in the shoulder in Dacca as six men attacked him. Police and guards killed four assailants and wounded two. Sen, 61, was out of danger after surgery and returned home with medical aid. The incident raised India Bangladesh tensions amid regional unrest.
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CBS reporters missing in Angola amid civil war
CBS newsman Don Webster and freelancer William Mutschmann are missing in Angola after last contact on November 21. The pair had been in Luanda about two weeks reporting as fighting rages as the former Portuguese colony grapples with independence and factional clashes.
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Madrid hosts global ceremony for King Juan Carlos I
International leaders from over 70 countries gather in Madrid to mark King Juan Carlos I ascent. Attendees include U S Vice President Nelson Rockefeller French President Giscard dEstaing West German President Scheel and Irish President Cearbhall O Dalaigh as Mass and a parade precede palace reception.
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Portugal Faces Crackdown After Short-Lived Coup
Ultra-leftist revolt collapses as loyalist forces restore order in Lisbon. President Gomes ousts officers, imposes censorship and rights suspension while four killed and 35 arrested. Soares blames the Communist party for threatening democracy since 1974.
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Prince Panya Escapes Laos by Swimming Mekong to Bangkok
Prince Panya second son of Souvanna Phouma fled Laos and crossed the Mekong to seek temporary refuge in Bangkok. He told Bangkok Post he plans to stay about a week and then join his French mother in Paris amid anticipated Lao political upheaval.
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Berrigans Dig Holes in White House Lawn Protest
Daniel and Philip Berrigan led a two hour White House protest by digging holes in the lawn with shovels passed through the fence. They shouted Disarm or dig graves and Your graves have been dug by Uncle Sam as they were escorted away by White House police.
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Sakharov Says Wife Will Accept Nobel in Oslo
Andrei Sakharov announced his wife, now in Italy, will receive the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo next month. He asked Norway to invite four Russian dissidents to the ceremony and reiterated hope Soviet authorities might allow him to attend from the USSR for the December 10 award.
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