Russian Cuban Troops Pour Into Angola Amid War
UPI reports thousands of Russian and Cuban troops enter Angola to defend a Marxist regime fighting rivals backed by China Zaire and the US. About 400 Russians disembarked at Luanda after 2,500 Cubans had already entered the capital this week. The mission includes manning tanks and MIG21 jets.
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Ford may sign New York aid plan amid bankruptcy fears
President Ford appears near agreement on federal loans to prevent New York City default. Gov. Hugh Carey and Albany leaders push tax hikes budget cuts and debt delays as Washington signals readiness to back the plan with loan guarantees and federal support.
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Lummi sergeantreports sighting of giant hairy Sasquatch
Police Sgt. Ken Cooper on the Lummi reservation said he saw a giant hairy creature about 7 to 2 feet tall near a home on Oct. 23 and found a torn storm door and ripped boards. Cooper described the creature with a leathery face and no neck and noted large tracks suggesting three creatures roaming the area.
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Lummi
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Portuguese minister freed after 36 hour siege in Lisbon
Thousands of Communist led workers freed Prime Minister Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo ending a 36 hour siege at Sao Bento Palace in exchange for higher wages. Azevedo accepted wage proposals raising journeyman pay from 265 to 308 dollars and ordered an investigation of the Labor Ministry while abstaining from dismissing Labor Minister Tomas Rosa. President Costa Gomes warned of discipline as 20 000 workers celebrated with a victory march through Lisbon.
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Israel blast kills six in Jerusalem cafe bombing
Eyewitnesses describe a hand truck bomb hidden near Zion Square that exploded during the evening rush, killing three women and three men and wounding 42, including an American tourist. The Al Fatah group claimed responsibility as security forces swarmed the area.
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Israel begins Sinai withdrawal and Ras Sudar handover
Israel starts pulling out of the Sinai Desert turning Ras Sudar oil field over to the United Nations under the Egypt peace accord. U.N. flag raised by Finnish and Indonesian colonels as Swedish General Liljestrand expresses hope for Middle East peace. U.S. Kissinger diplomacy credited.
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