Actor crashes plane into home of Lockheed payoff figure
Japanese actor Mitsuyasu Maeno was killed when his single engine plane, flown in a Kamikaze style costume, crashed into Yoshio Kodama’s residence in Tokyo. The fire harmed no one else, and police say Maeno likely intended self harm though exact motive remains unclear. A cameraman was aboard to film the stunt for a movie at Nikkatsu.
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Lockheed
Tokyo
Yoshio Kodama
Japan
Mitsuyasu Maeno
Kodama
Maeno
Nikkatsu Movie Corp
Coup Against Peron Awaited in Argentina
Reports from Buenos Aires say plans for a military coup to oust President Isabel Peron were complete with widespread expectation of quick action. Officers indicated key tank and marine units were in position, while Noticias Argentinas noted troop movements in northern and southwestern Argentina. The fleet reportedly departed Belgrano base as Clarin spoke of imminent changes in the country.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Noticias Argentinas
Belpranc
Clarin
Lebanon War Rages as Franjieh Resignation Veto Rejected
In Beirut conflict intensifies as Kamal Junblatt and Druze Muslim factions reject a face saving plan for President Suleiman Franjieh. Militias and renegade troops clash across Beirut and surrounding mountains, with police reporting over 150 dead in street battles and artillery duels.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Suleiman Franjieh
Kamal Junblatt
Franjieh
Ahmed Al-Khatib
Socialist Progressive Party
Russian navy faces problems in Mediterranean
Pentagon officials say an Egyptian order to remove the Russian fleet from Alexandria would hinder diesel submarines in the Mediterranean. Intelligence sources expect Anwar Sadat to issue the move after repudiating the Soviet friendship treaty. If issued, Russia may press Libya and Syria to permit port access for the fleet’s support.
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Alexandria
Mediterranean
Pentagon
Anwar Sadat
Libya
Syria
Arabs press UN for tough Israel censure
Arab nations seek a Security Council condemnation of Israel for aggression and withdrawal from occupied lands while some Muslim allies push for a veto-proof resolution. Council sources note such measures, like those in January, would trigger a U.S. veto.
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Security Council
Israel
United States
U.S
Council
Middle East
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