Yugoslav Embassy Bomb Blasts Stir U S Tension
A bomb exploded outside the Yugoslav embassy in Washington shortly after midnight injuring two staffers, with no suspects named. The attack, the third on Yugoslav facilities in a year, drew protests from Ambassador Dimce Belovski who blamed insufficient security and noted a pattern of attacks against Yugoslav missions abroad. A caller claimed a Greek minority protest motive, citing a Pan Epiritic Federation, though authorities questioned that group’s existence. Police and the FBI reviewed the blast, while EPS officers said security was in place but offered no further details.