Ford Payoff Food Aid Amid Argentina Crisis Ties
In Buenos Aires a Ford subsidiary distributed 3,000 food packages to a shantytown as part of a 1 million dollar payoff to the People's Revolutionary Army after guerrillas wounded two Ford employees. Ford also sent 400,000 to hospitals and pledged 180,000 in food plus 300,000 in school supplies. some youths opposed accepting the aid. President Campora moved to restore Cuba ties and establish relations with East Germany and North Korea, strengthening Argentina's stance within the OAS context.
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Soviet pilot seeks asylum after crash in West Germany
Lt. Yevgeny Loeich, 21, parachuted from his SU7 before it crashed 23 miles inside West Germany near Brunswick. Germany weighs if the defection was planned or a crash consequence as Loeich meets a Soviet diplomat with a West German official present. The wreckage will be returned to the Soviets.
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Netherlands completes Zuider Zee dike in five years
The 19 mile dike closing the Zuider Zee, finished in 1932, used 56 million cubic yards of clay and sand with heavy stones, enough to build over 18 Great Pyramids. Dutch engineers completed the massive project in five years.
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