Red Brigades Use Secrecy and Structure to Elude Capture
Reporters outline how the Red Brigades improvise a military style, small unit system with a top chain of command, base-only knowledge, and rapid hideout moves in Rome Turin Milan and Genoa. Police note uncertain membership estimates from 300 to 1500 and warn intertwining with Fiat plants and unemployed youth fuels risk.
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Rome
Reuter
Aldo Moro
Italy
Filippo Fiorello
Turin
Red Brigades
Cristoforo Piancone
Milan
Genoa
Piancone
Dumby
Brigades
Moro
Renato Curcio
Europe
Fiat Car Company
Communist Party
Fiat
Customs and Excise
Carabinieri
Customs and Excise Police
Potential Health Risks From Electromagnetic Radiation
WASHINGTON AP report notes Dimensions magazine cites Fred McGehan of the National Bureau of Standards warning that widespread electromagnetic radiation from radar airports TV towers CB radios and road sensors could disrupt electrical devices from computers to pacemakers. The FCC predicts nine million TV viewers may suffer interference starting Oct 1.
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John D. McClain
Washington
Dimensions
National Bureau of Standards
Fred McGehan
Legion
McGehan
Federal Communications Commission
Steve Biko death shocks South Africa rally
West London based journalist Donald Woods details in his book that South African security police killed Black Consciousness leader Steve Biko. Woods describes Biko as a symbol of black politics and recounts his banning and confinement before his death in Pretoria prison on September 12.
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London
Reuter
Steve Biko
Donald Woods
Biko
Pretoria
Woods
East London
Daily Dispatch
Paddington Press
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Lesotho
United Nations
King William’s Town
Steve
Carl Foreman
Black People’s Convention
New medical journal Maturitas debuts on middle age
Amsterdam reports Elsevier North Holland introduces Maturitas to cover changes in physiology psychology and sociology during the middle years 40 to 60. Editor P A Van Keep of the International Health Foundation Brussels promises a balanced view of middle age as a time of maturity.
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Amsterdam
Reuter
Maturitas
Elsevier North Holland Biomedical Press
P.A. van Keep
International Health Foundation Brussels
Bangladesh weighs relief aid as refugee influx grows
Bangladesh resists overgenerous aid despite UN appeal for 15.5 million through 1978 to help 190000 Burmese refugees. UN plans 120 dollars per refugee annually amid fears of encouraging arrivals and straining scarce local resources.
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Denis Gray Dacca
Burma
Bangladesh
U.S
UN High Commissioner For Refugees
Geneva
Pierre Coat
Arakan
Tabarak Husain
Rangoon
Coat
UN World Food Program
World Food Program
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Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
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S. Africa
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Medical Journal
Bob Speco
New York
Speco
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