Transnational Terrorist Networks Draw European Scrutiny
Reports describe a shifting alliance of terrorist groups including a Coordinating Junta linked to a Revolutionary American group founded in 1914. Analysts note limited European resources, growing cross border cooperation, and a rise in “transnational terrorism” amid hijackings and kidnappings across Europe and the Middle East.
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Coordinating Junta
Argentina
Bolivia
Chile
Paraait Sener Guay
Uruguay
Europe
Encou
el al
Entebbe
Repre
Panamanians vote on canal treaties in nationwide plebiscite
Panamanians crowded polling places from schools to churches Sunday for a referendum on the Panama Canal treaties with the United States. Unofficial results showed near 40 to 1 approval, with turnout about 12 percent of eligible voters. in Panama Province votes favored acceptance 10 076 to 5 564 as Omar Torrijos steered the campaign.
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Panama City
United States
Panama
Luria
Ano Wite
Goverment
Omar Torrijos
Tye
Pye
Raquel
Torrijos
Independent Lawyers Movement
Humphrey Returns to Washington After Cancer Diagnosis
Hubert H. Humphrey flies back to Washington aboard Air Force One with President Carter after doctors say his cancer is inoperable. Carter inaugurates a ceremony renaming the Department of Health Education and Welfare building in Humphrey’s honor. The couple is greeted by a crowd at Andrews and on the White House balcony.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Capital
Air Force One
Carter
Minneapolis
United States
Andrews Air Force Base
Department of Beasts, Education and Welfare
Humphrey
Department of Health, Gnueation and Welfare
Cater
Walter F. Mondale
Humphreys
White House
Rosélynt Carter
Mrs. Humphrey
Senator
Dense fog halts flights at LAX and Orange County airports
Dense morning fog closes all four LAX runways from 6:30 to 9:30 a.m. Then a runway lighting failure cuts operations for about 20 minutes after 9 a.m. In Orange County, fog halts all flights from 6 to 11 a.m. Long Beach Airport remains open through late Sunday.
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Los Angeles International
Orange County
Lax
Downey police hunt man linked to girlfriend murder
Police press on Sunday to locate Mark Spencer Brooks, 22, who claimed to kill his girlfriend Sherry Johnson and led officers to a car with her body in Downey. Brooks, described as 6 foot 7 with brown hair, used a radio station to communicate his claims.
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Downey
Mark Spencer Brooks
KEWE
Kebn Maloed
Forze
Sherry Johnson
Malnelli
Wood “Rut Ave
Jim Mann
Appleburt
Brooks
Po- Nee
Soviet wary as U.S. sabre-rattlers threaten SALT pact
Pravda reports Moscow hopeful for a quick SALT accord but wary of anti detente forces in the United States. Brezhnev and Carter signal possible progress while critics like Senator Henry Jackson cast doubt and warn against wrecking talks. Weather: morning low clouds, otherwise fair. high 56.
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Pravda
Soviet Union
United States
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Washington
Senator
Henry) Jackson
Teir
Yuri Yakhontev
Jackson
D-Wash
U.S
Carter
Cyrus Re Vance
Moscow
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Etter
John Tortamella
Miss’ Johnson
Ajaw
Frank Knaumann
L.B. Convention Center
Action Line Amusements
Eastoral
Janie Tyle
Towmlip Cok Seeay Gees
Salt Pact
Ussr
Carter Administration
Andrei Gremyko
Congress
Capitol Hill
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