Argentina in tense coup alert as troops seize areas
Buenos Aires faced a tense crisis as army units reportedly occupied key positions within striking distance of the capital. Sources said preparations pointed to a possible coup against President Isabel Perón, with troops also securing sites north and south of Buenos Aires and at major bases. Police reported guerrilla attacks in La Plata injuring two officers.
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Gromyko visit triggers protest at Tate Gallery
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko faced protests during a Tate Gallery visit in London as members of the Women's Campaign for Soviet Jewry shouted slogans and wore imitation ball and chain props. Police held back demonstrators while Gromyko waved as he left after a 46 minute stop amid ongoing talks with Britain on Rhodesia and Namibia and the broader southern Africa crisis.
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Beirut battle rages as 150 die in brutal clash
Leftist forces backed by rebel troops seize Beirut hotel district amid the fiercest 24 hours of Lebanon's civil war. More than 150 killed, at least 320 wounded. total toll about 14,500 dead since April, 31,000 wounded. Syrian officers rush peace bid, truce collapses as fighting continues near Holiday Inn and Hilton Hotel.
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Leaders veto plans to shift Rhodesia rule
United Press reports Rhodesian leaders rejected Britain's plan for a rapid transfer of power to black majorities. British Foreign Secretary Callaghan warned of upheaval if Smith’s regime refuses to move toward majority rule within two years, while offering economic aid and UN-backed sanctions relief if negotiations resume. Desmond Frost of the Rhodesia Front challenged Callaghan's proposal in Salisbury.
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Panel confirms Nazi guilt in Reichstag fire
An international committee cites new evidence blaming the Nazis for the Reichstag fire. Dutch Communist Marinus van der Lubbe is named as the arsonist, with East German witnesses and palace connections cited to support the conclusion.
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Kissinger warns Cuba over overseas military moves
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger warns that the United States will not tolerate Cuban military interventions abroad. He cautions against Soviet influence and states America must be ready for forthright action if basic international principles are at stake, while officials say no immediate plan for a strike against Cuba.
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Pilot plans birthday flight as oldest Illinois private pilot
Springfield IL UPI report notes Cliff Eller, longtime licensed private pilot No. 17875, plans to fly a Luscombe SE next month to celebrate his birthday. Eller, nicknamed Spider in youth, is the eldest of six over-60 private pilots in Illinois per Gene Utz of the state aviation bureau.
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Injury mystery after plane propeller crash
Kathy Derry, 25, of Masilla Park, entered Liana Estacado Medical Center around 4 am Sunday with a severely injured right arm amputated and left arm nearly severed. Authorities, including Sheriff Halph Wrinkle, said she alleged an airplane propeller caused the injuries but refused to discuss details. Her husband provided no information, and she remained in stable condition in ICU on Monday. A car with headlights off reportedly drove her to the hospital.
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Art theft at Trans Mills College in Oakland
Police report five rare works by Rembrandt, Toulouse-Lautrec, Durer and Prendergast were stolen from a gallery at Trans Mills College in Oakland. Valued initially at 45000, officials say the total could be higher. Objects included etching, lithograph, monotype and woodcuts. the pride piece is Prendergast's Fete on the 14th of July.
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Duluth mayor orders water bill payment amid asbestos claim
In Bulith Minnesota, Duluth Mayor Beardin ordered the Water and Gas Department to enforce bills after Kathy Jannson refused to pay, citing Lake Superior contamination from asbestos and tailings from Reserve Mining Co. The city had paused disconnection but announced a filtered-water program had begun and bills must be paid.
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Widow, heirs win 190000 in asbestos death case
A jury in Allegheny County Common Pleas Court awarded Lorraine May of Mt. Pleasant and May's estate a total 190000 for her husband Orin May's death in a 1973 tractor crash at Clairton Slag Co in West Elizabeth. The verdict assigns 100000 to May’s widow and 90000 to the estate.
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County seeks suit over missing evidence funds
Allegany County Commissioners have instructed County Solicitor Alexander Jalfurs to file suit against the estate of former District Attorney Robert W. Duggan to recover about $56,000 missing from an evidence sale. The two year statute of limitations expires April 1, after raids by county detectives uncovered the funds kept as evidence. District Attorney John J. Hickton, who succeeded Duggan, reported the loss.
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Campaign funds disbursed to presidential candidates
The Federal Election Commission has handed out nearly 1.0 billion in federal campaign funds to 12 presidential candidates. Milton Shapp dropped out after Florida, Byrd narrowly missed qualifying for funds, and George Wallace received 339,603 dollars, bringing his total near 2.3 million, the highest among candidates.
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Israelis Tighten West Bank Locks After Abu Dis Riot
Israeli troops poured into Abu Dis near Jerusalem to counter anticipated funeral protests for 10 year old Asal Ali Hussein Afona shot last week during clashes. A 45 year old man died in Salsit amid unrest as leaders in Hebron pressed for guarantees over holy sites and settlers.
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Schorr defends CIA leak in Indiana University talk
Schorr defended the CIA leak during a Monday night lecture at Indiana University of Pennsylvania saying disclosures by Congress and the press may help the CIA become a responsible intelligence organization. He avoided details of the House Ethics Committee probe into the Pike Papers, spoke little about CBS suspension, and urged students to consider the broader implications of the controversy.
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