Israeli housewife dies in Arab guerrilla raid near Lebanon border
A 23 year old Israeli housewife died of wounds from an Arab guerrilla attack that killed her husband and brother and wounded her infant son and father. The four attackers were killed by Israeli troops who then hit Kfar Chuba in southern Lebanon.
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Guerrilla intrusion halted by villagers at immigrant settlement
Four guerrillas slipped across the Lebanon border and were spotted by armed civilians in Kfar Yuval as they climbed a fence into an immigrant village from India. The assailants opened fire with rifles and rocket grenades while seizing Yaacov Mordechai’s house. Mordechai, his wife, her father and brother hid with the infant. another brother died blocking the door.
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Vietnamese student seeks aid as family stranded at sea
Tran Thien Tran, a 21 year old Louisville chemical engineering student, says his 17 relatives fled Saigon by fishing boat May 2 and remain at sea unable to contact U S officials. They have tried ports in Thailand Hong Kong Okinawa and Taiwan but cannot land. A sponsor group seeks visas but no entry is possible.
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Communists eye gains in Italy election
In Italy, the Communist party seeks to broaden influence in regional polls while ruling party leaders brace for potential coalition shifts. Voters turnout was high as regions vote, with no violence reported though a controversial protester aroused attention in Bra. Emma Bonino, head of an abortion clinic, was arrested at a polling station on an old warrant.
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Brake failure blamed for Austrian bus disaster
Authorities say brake failure caused a tour bus wreck near Mt Dobratsch in Carinthia. Twenty one killed and 23 injured as the bus plunged 120 feet into a ravine after the driver shouted to passengers to jump. Victims were elderly pensioners from Carinthia. driver Josef Ramsbacher died.
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Lord Lucan named as killer in nurse murder mystery
Lady Veronica Lucan testified at Westminster inquest that her husband tried to strangle her the night Sandra Rivett was beaten to death at Belgravia home. A warrant for murder exists though Lord Lucan remains missing after last seen hours after the crime.
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Saigon airport resumes civil flights as repairs complete
AP reports Tan Son Nhut airport in Saigon fully back in service with facilities repaired and many aircraft back in operation though city destinations were not listed. Phnom Penh notes say Phnom Penh supply limits persist while power plants have been repaired. In Vancouver a hotel signs-removal incident leaves guests guessing rooms, with 612 booked by a West Vancouver man.
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