Videla takes presidency as nine guerrillas die in clashes
Buenos Aires reports say Gen Jorge Videla was sworn in as Argentina's new military president. Troops and police killed nine leftist guerrillas in two clashes near Buenos Aires as violence widens after Isabel Peron's ouster. The toll of deaths this year climbs, with ongoing attacks and police responses across the capital region.
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Kissinger pushes for aid to Turkey amid Cyprus tensions
Secretary of State Kissinger urged Congress to approve $1 billion in four year military aid to Turkey tied to a Turkish invasion of Cyprus and base reopenings. Ford warned veto if defense funds cut as Republicans accuse Democrats of risking national security. Senate urged UN funding negotiations and Army buys 14000 Belgian MAG guns over M60.
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Hearst attorney doubts state trial will occur
Los Angeles AP A Hearst defense attorney says he would be surprised if Patricia Hearst faces trial on state charges. Hearst, already convicted of a bank robbery, was arraigned on felony kidnaping assault and robbery charges tied to the May 1974 Inglewood incident.
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Arab strike erupts in Israel as seven rioters killed
Israeli security forces killed seven Israeli Arab rioters during clashes sparked by a Communist backed general strike over land seizures in Galilee. The violence spread across about a dozen Arab villages, with injuries to more than 20 soldiers and police and numerous arrests.
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Beirut Civil War Rages as Moslems Push Christians From Port Area
Reports from Beirut say Moslem militiamen and Palestinian guerrillas drive Christian forces back into Ashrafiya and threaten Beirut port as fighting escalates. Arafat urges a ceasefire proposal while Kamal Jumblatt demands broader Muslim power and Franjieh’s resignation. Police estimate over 200 killed in Monday’s clashes, part of an 11 month toll of about 14 000, but body counts are uncertain. Franjieh remains holed up in Jounieh north of Beirut, determined to hold power.
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Rockefeller in Australia visit amid Lebanon conflict
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller arrives in Canberra for a three day tour with security tight. He plans meetings with Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser, a reception at the U S Embassy, and a Sydney stay. Reports also note Lebanon’s sectarian fighting between Christians and Moslems and calls for a political solution to the crisis.
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Kennedy row fuels clash over London art course
Caroline Kennedy and Jacqueline Onassis are described as barely speaking after a Sun report says Caroline planned to quit school to become a photographer. Caroline studies fine arts at Sotheby’s in London on a 10 month course ending in July. The Sun ties a London flight by Mrs Onassis to the quarrel.
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