South Yemen President Executed Deepens Soviet Reach
In Cairo AP report, Salem Robaye Ali is executed by Marxist allies, strengthening Moscow influence over a 19 kilometer Bab El Mandeb Strait corridor. Cubans and Eritrea ally Ethiopia figure in the upheaval while Abdel Fattah Ismail consolidates power as Soviet ties deepen across the region.
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Students Riot Brings Deaths and Damage in Matamoros
In Matamoros Mexico studentsstorm the red light district firing at nightspots and looting causing two nights of violence with three dead and 30 injured. A large plaza protest led to the mayor and police chief being targeted amid calls for firings.
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Monaco Princess Caroline to Wed Paris Financier Junot
Princess Caroline of Monaco and Philippe Junot plan a civil ceremony at the royal palace with about 40 relatives and a Catholic mass for 100 guests later. The press is barred from both rites and a pre nuptial ball as the couple marry amid privacy and scarce royal involvement.
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Moscow Ax Killer Slays Two Swedish Tourists
Moscow police rounded up a 24 year old Soviet night watchman who axed two Swedish visitors to death and seriously wounded a third outside the Intourist Hotel on Gorky Street. The suspect also allegedly killed his nephew before the attack.
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Castro seeks Meeting with Carter on U S Cuba Ties
In Havana Fidel Castro said he would meet President Carter to resolve differences if Carter initiates. He noted U S public opinion and anti Castro pressure, telling 18 visiting mayors that Carter must invite him. A delegation of 100 Americans toured Cuban municipal facilities.
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US reporters ordered to court over dissident coverage in USSR
Moscow court summons New York Times journalist Craig Whitney and Baltimore Sun’s Harold Piper to appear July 5 on civil slander charges tied to articles about dissidents and a televised Georgia confession. They may hire Soviet or US embassy legal help.
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