U.S. Marines Ordered Out of Kampala by Ugandan Government
Uganda's military government ordered U.S. Marine guards at the U.S. Embassy in Kampala to leave within 48 hours amid accusations of subversive activity. Embassy spokesmen declined to comment. In London two million Ethiopians face death from famine.
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World News Briefs Report Drought and Arrests Across Nations
The United Kingdom Disasters Emergency Fund cites severe two year droughts destroying harvests and 8 percent of cattle in a nation. In Montevideo the rector of the national university and about 160 officials were arrested for allegedly turning the school into a Marxist center. President Bordaberry’s anti Marxist government ordered the campus closed as troops occupied the university. In Moscow the novelist Alexander Solzhenitsyn is noted.
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Soviet authorities blamed over Sakharov death threat
Soviet authorities were behind a threat on physicist Andrei Sakharov by two men who claimed to be Arab terrorists. Sakharov, a leading Soviet dissident, had reported on Oct. 21 that the two men entered his apartment and threatened to kill him.
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