U S to reopen three intelligence bases in Turkey
The United States plans to reopen three key intelligence posts in Turkey within months after lifting arms embargoes. A fourth base at Karamursel will remain closed, while a long range navigation station at Barga Burum may reopen soon. The move is tied to a broader military aid package and requires congressional notification on Cyprus peace progress.
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Interrogation of Crawford Delayed Amid Soviet Press Clampdown
Soviet authorities again postponed the interrogation of Francis J. Crawford, an International Harvester representative in Moscow, as two American editors Craig B. Whitney of The New York Times and Harold D. Piper of The Baltimore Sun face slander convictions for articles about Georgian dissident Zviad Gamsakhurdia. Whitney hopes the case is dropped.
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New coin shows to the men o1 coin ap proved by Senate Banking panel
In Washington the Senate Banking Committee approved a new coin hearse bearing Susan B Anthony. The televised confession by an unnamed figure was questioned as authentic while journalists Whitney and Piper avoid court participation. Public cost talks surface as legal fees loom. Shcharansky case draws outside attention with family visits and talk of a prisoner swap being debated in Moscow, Tel Aviv, and Washington.
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Sheharansky
Tel Aviv
Associated Press
Dollar recovers modestly after Tokyo low
The U S dollar edged higher on European markets after eighth straight Tokyo low as gold eased but stayed above 200 an ounce. It traded around 184.85 yen in Tokyo and rose vs several European currencies while Swiss franc slipped despite a holiday. London bullion fixed at 203.25, after an intraday peak of 207.50, closing near 204.65.
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Cubans link assassination plans to CIA
Five Cuban speakers at the World Festival of Youth and Students tribunal in Havana claimed CIA involvement in assassination plots. Abel Haldar Elias testified he was tasked to deliver a long range rifle to a counter revolutionary named Saturnino Bondon on January 1, 1985 for a planned attempt on Castro, but he said he did not turn over the weapon.
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Three Chileans Charged In Letelier Murder Plot
The Chilean government says security forces have detained Padre Bravo and Capt. Armando Fernandez Larios. The United States plans formal extradition requests within weeks. Observers doubt extradition. a local trial is possible. The report notes three Chileans and four others are involved.
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