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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1978

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Nyad Begins Cuba to Florida Sea Swim Challenge

Diana Nyad begins a 183 mile swim from near Cuba toward the Florida Keys as she battles fatigue seasickness and uncertainty in a record quest. Ken Gundersen says only the waves can defeat her while Coast Guard radio issues and unclear position readings cloud the start of the perilous voyage.

Orteiaso Cuba Diana Nyad Florida Keys Ken Gundersen Ms. Nyad Havana Florida

Guerrilla base in Beirut bombed in deadly blast

Beir ut bomb attack on a Beirut headquarters leaves at least 161 Palestinians feared dead or missing. Abul Abass, head of the pro Iraqi Palestine Liberation Front, accuses the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine General Command led by Ahmed Gebril of the attack. Observers flag possible Arafat involvement but note no confirmation. The blast leveled a nine story building as rival factions clash in a tense rift.

Beirut Lebanon Iraq Abul Abass Palestine Liberation Front Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine Ahmed Gebril Abass Gebril Yasser Arafat al Fatah London Paris Pakistan Arafat Palestine Liberation Organization

Dollar at new low as gold climbs to high in London

The dollar fell to record lows against the West German mark and Swiss franc, while gold rose to about 213 dollars an ounce in London and 213.13 in Zurich. The Zurich and London markets showed weakness with the midmorning fixing near 212.25 dollars. The pound hovered around 1.97 dollars, with hints it could top 2 dollars, as Tokyo dollar trading hit a seax-record low near 164.825 yen amid holiday market activity.

London Zurich Loodos Tokyo France Belgium

Fresh lobbying for a new pope as conclave nears

Roman Catholic factions press their preferred future pope amid Paul VI's mourning. Ultra conservative Civilta Cristiana pushes for a teacher of crystal-clear doctrine, while liberal groups led by Rev. Andrew M. Greeley urge openness, a holy man with a smile, and women's rights. Cardinals slated to elect on August 25 face intensified lobbying and dossiers on contenders.

Rome Paul VI Paul Civilta Cristiana Pope Paul St. Peter's Square Committee For Andrew M. Greeley Chicago Yves Congar France Hans Kueng Switzerland Eduard Schillebeeck Netherlands Giuseppe Alberigo Italy Greeley Synod of Bishops Episcopal

Stretch travel dollars with smart exchange tips

Louise Cook outlines ways to maximize buying power abroad by comparing exchange rates, choosing destinations where the dollar holds value, shopping for traveler checks, and using local currency for longer stays. It covers Eurail passes, tour-operator fine print, and staying economical by embracing local foods while noting potential fees and commissions.

Japan Barclays Bank Thomas Cook Inc Financial Institution U.S Eurail United States

Israel suspends plans for new West Bank settlements

Israel's Cabinet, in a move reported by Radio Israel, froze five planned Jewish settlements on the West Bank until after the Camp David summit. Begin and Ariel Sharon were away on vacation. The decision, seen as delicate for negotiations with Egypt, drew mixed reactions from Haaretz and Davar. U.S. officials sought clarification as Washington weighed the step.

Tel Aviv Israel Menachem Begin West Bank Jordan River Camp David Radio Israel Begin Ariel Sharon Uberal Haaretz Egypt U.S Davar Labor Party Arieh Naor Washington

Christina Kauzov denies divorce and KGB rumors

Christina Kauzov denies plans to divorce husband Sergei Kauzov and expresses fury over reports he was a KGB member. She states she is not divorcing and plans to return to Moscow, amid sensational coverage of their marriage.

Christina Onassis Kauzov Sergei KGB Secret Police Mrs. Kauzov Moscow

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