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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1973

Page

2

Peronist Victory Fails to End Argentine Guerrilla Violence

The Montoneros vow to keep up activity after Peronist leader Campora takes office. They threaten violence to influence policy, seizing a rear admiral and other figures, while demanding amnesty and criticizing the military, as political prisoners face ongoing terrorism.

Buenos Aires Peronists Perontina Juan D.'gentina Sup Sa Oh Vhad Argentina Peron Montoneros Hector J. Campora Campora U.S Francisco Aleman Aleman Ale Jman Oscar Ciarlotti Maria Magdalena Nosiglia First National Bank of Boston Ciarlotti Uomea

Russian dancer Panov laments planned artistic assassination in exile bid

Valery Panov, a leading dancer of the Kirov, says a ban on emigrating to Israel and his mother's-in-law veto of his visa amount to a planned artistic assassination. He has been unable to practice, warns he will fade creatively if stuck in Leningrad. He has filed letters to Brezhnev and Kosygin and faces blocked mail and severed telephone service.

Valery Panov Kirov Ballet Company Leningrad Israel Rudolf Nureyev Panov Korov Secret Leonid I. Brezhnev Communist Party Alexea N. Kosygin Kremlin OVSR Soviet Visa and Passport Authority Vorotinsov OVIR Soviet Union Darius Milhaud

Guerrillas Reopen Sudan Office After Attack Fallout

The Al Fatah office in Khartoum reopens after Sudan president Jaafar Numeiry, who blamed the group for March's attack that killed three diplomats, ordered its closure. Fawaz Yassin, said to mastermind the assault, escaped to Libya as Black September claimed credit.

Cairo UPS al Fatah Sudan Middle East Jaafar Numeiry Numeiry Fawwaz Yassin Black September Group Yassin Khartoum Libya Numery

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