Israelis Strike in Lebanon Raid Battles Near Adloun
Independent observers report Israeli commandos conducted helicopter and boat assaults into Lebanon, striking the Adloun guerrilla camp and blasting a seacoast base. An air and sea bombardment followed as tanks moved through southern Lebanon. Casualty figures vary with reports of dead and wounded, while the Israeli military declined comment.
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Torrijos withholds judgment on amended Panama Canal pact
Panama leader Omar Torrijos says he will decide after next month’s Senate vote on amendments to the Panama Canal treaties. He warned any provision allowing U S intervention or occupation after 2000 must be rejected. Officials say the changes aim to reassure senators without altering core terms.
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Amoco Cadiz breaks up and spills oil off French coast
The American supertanker Amoco Cadiz carrying 63 million gallons of oil broke in two off Brittany near Brest and spilled oil onto beaches and fishing grounds. Officials warned it could become the worst tanker spill on record. authorities ordered a pollution alert as helicopters evacuated crew and efforts were hindered by rocks and rough seas.
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Two cars used in Moro kidnap found in Rome
Police reported the second car used in Aldo Moro's escape was found in northwest Rome, on the same street as the first vehicle. Blood stains were found in the first car as authorities expressed belief Moro remained unharmed during the kidnapping.
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Park under control of Korean CIA
Washington report says in the late 1960s US intelligence found Tongsun Park was not a South Korean agent but was under KCIA control. House investigators cite a court hearing as they note Park’s claim of paying about 20 congressmen 750000 dollars as a businessman, not to buy influence for Seoul, which he denies to reporters.
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U.S. tells Israel to pull back troops in Lebanon
The United States, under President Carter, uses unusually strong language urging Israel to withdraw its forces from southern Lebanon’s Fatahland. Washington says a comprehensive Arab Israeli settlement is the only real solution to security problems as Israel tightens control of Palestinian bases near the border.
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