Tensions ease after Korea talks amid Panmunjom clash aftermath
South Korea and the United States signaled eased tensions after talks in the wake of last week's deadly Panmunjom clash. U S forces kept 41000 troops alert near the DMZ as North Korea denounced US bomber flights and urged separation of guards at Panmunjom joint security area.
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Panmunjom
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Pyongyang
Rodong Sinmun
North Korean Communist Party
United States
Washington
Pentagon
Korean Military Armistice Commission
United Nations Command
Americans face delayed Soviet drug trial verdicts
Three Americans Paul Brawer Dennis Burn and Gerald Amster faced a delayed verdict in Moscow as psychiatrists review Amster s records after pleading guilty to attempting to smuggle nearly 63 pounds of heroin through the Soviet Union. The maximum penalty is 10 years in a labor camp.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Paul Brawer
Las Vegas
Nev
Dennis R Burn
Whitestone
Gerald R. Amster
New York City
Margarita Paltsa
Serbsky Psychiatric Institute
Amster
Palme Orders Silence Before Swedish Election
Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme, leader of the Social Democratic party, was ordered by doctors to rest his vocal cords for several days due to an infection. The advisory comes 25 days before Sweden’s parliamentary elections and recalls a similar episode from the 196x campaign when his party narrowly secured enough votes to stay in power.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Olof Palme
Social Democrat Party
Palme
Separate tents for married PFCs in Reforger exercise
PFC Michael and Paula Patterson, married June 2, participate in NATO Reforger near Karlsruhe Germany with Company B 16th Signal Battalion. They request separate sleeping arrangements after arriving from Ft Hood for six weeks, but their top sergeant keeps them on guard duty together during bivouac six miles from the city.
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Karlsruhe
West Germany
Michael
Paula Patterson
Pattersons
16Th Signal Battalion
Germany
Ft. Hood
Tex
U.S
Patterson
Armed Forces
Stars and Stripes
Beirut Front Lines Fire as Sectarian Fighting Rages
Heavy rifle and mortar fire rocked Beirut's Christian Moslem fronts with 11 hot spots. Hospitals counted over 90 dead and 120 wounded as fighters clashed in southern quarters and eastern mountains. Phalangist and leftist sources clash over gains and casualties while jet aircraft conducted reconnaissance over the area.
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Beirut
Zulus battle blacks in Soweto amid township violence
In Soweto near Johannesburg savage fighting broke out between Zulus and other black groups across at least five sites. Police reported 21 killed and 107 injured since Monday during a three day work boycott, with schools evacuated and police firing to disperse mobs.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Soweto
Brig
S. W. le Roux
Meadowlands
South African Press Association
Dobsonville
D. J. Kriel
Alexandra
Kriel
Canadians and American on marijuana charge
A 24 year old American, Harold Benjamin Prettyman of Newark Delaware, was arraigned in St. Joseph de Beauce Quebec on cultivating marijuana and possession for trafficking. Police seized 2000 marijuana plants valued at 125000 to 250000 dollars from a farm near St. Martin de Beauce. Conviction carries up to seven years in jail.
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ST. Joseph DE Beauce
Canada
Quebec
Harold Benjamin Prettyman
Newark
Del
St. Martin de Beauce
Quebec City
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