Spring thaw ends by morgue in New York bodies surface
An AP report notes the yearly rise of dead bodies surfacing from Hudson Harlem and East Rivers as waters warm. Detective Jack Hackett explains the morgue scene where up to eight bodies appeared in 60 hours and five per day is possible. Fingerprinting and X rays aid identification. A woman computer executive is linked to a past crisis.
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Detroit
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Potter's Fields
Cuban training admitted in Rhodesia conflict report
Rhodesian rebel Joshua Nkomo publicly acknowledged Cuban training for about 6000 guerrillas in Zambia. He said Cuba and Soviet-supplied arms will be used to scare the West from Rhodesia as Western powers he calls hyenas support Salisbury. He cites 11000 to 15000 mercenaries aiding security forces as Mugabe’s ZANU allies operate from Mozambique.
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Robert Mugabe
Zimbabwe African National Union
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Mozambique
Zimbabwe
Pope urged UN disarmament steps now urged by Pope
Pope Paul addressed the UN General Assembly special session on disarmament urging immediate action with the warning that tomorrow may be too late. Archbishop Agostino Casaroli read the message to the committee of the whole and noted the Pope would intervene if asked to help broker agreements.
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Egyptian parties quit politics over new law in Egypt
In Cairo the leftist National Progressive Union suspends political activity and its paper, while the New Wafd dissolves its party amid a crackdown that bars Communists and curbs opposition. Sadat supporters say protests are aimed at embarrassing the president. public opinion remains largely unmoved.
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Secret police chief sent to Pakistan as ambassador
Gen. Nematullah Nassiri, 73, former head of Iran's secret police Savak, is named ambassador to Pakistan. The move seen as part of Shah Pahlavi's liberalization. Western experts note reforms reduced torture and granted open trials, though religious leaders oppose changes and have driven protests in Qom and Tabriz this year.
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Nematullah Nassiri
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Iran
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