Syria deploys martial law as Baath regime targets critics
Damascus declares martial law to accelerate socialist reforms. President Hafez al Assad concentrates power, forming a five man tribunal to judge alleged traitors aiding imperialists amid nationalization of AWS cement and sugar firms worth about 100 million dollars. Estimates of capital flight rise as smuggling allegations surface.
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Damascus
Syria
Amin Hater
Hafez
Baath Socialist Party
AWS
Damage Suit From Tahboek Rear-End Collision Filed
A damage suit stemming from a rear-end collision in Tahboek last July 4 was filed Friday in the District Clerk's office. The case cites injuries and seeks damages from the involved driver and related parties. The report includes unrelated political notes and a marmalade recipe fragment.
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Tahboek
Hershel
Indonesia Walkout Deepens Cold War Alignments
Indonesia threatens a UN walkout amid tensions with Malaysia and China. A Foreign Office spokesman links the move to wider cooperation with Communist China, amid reports of Indonesian infiltrators and cross‑border raids into Malaysian Borneo and Singapore.
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Tony
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Indonesia
United Nations
China
Foreign Office
Ahman Nordin
West Coast flood relief moves into large scale cleanup
West Coast recovery begins after three weeks of storms with California suffering the worst damage estimated at 300 million dollars. The Army and Red Cross launch Operation Matheom to contact every disaster area resident as floods across California Oregon Washington Idaho and Nevada claim lives and isolate communities.
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UPD
California
Army
Red Cross
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Nevad
Quick Bell
John W. McCormark
Humboldt
del Norte
Klamvath
Malaysian security foiled Indonesian raid near Singaporе Island
Five Indonesian guerrillas were captured 15 miles south of Singapore Island in Malaysia's fourth infiltration attempt this month. A 1,000-man follow-up force was alleged by captors as ready to land. Officials warned of stepped up attacks after Malaysia left the United Nations amid Indonesian border tensions.
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Malaysia
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Tto
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Ahmad Nordin
Indonesia
Sarawak
Nordin
United Nations
China
Sukarno
Federa
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