Milan Doctor Shot as Moro Kidnappers Silent
In Milan, doctors treat Dr. Diego Fava after three gunmen opened fire injuring him in the legs as Red Brigades suspects men continue to hold Aldo Moro. Police arrest 38 suspected supporters and sweep rural villas, while Moro’s fate remains uncertain amid disputed communications from the kidnappers.
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Rome
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Christian Democratic Party
Red Brigades
Diego Fava
Moro
Viterbo
Mestre
Venice
Eleonora
Giovanni Leone
Giulio Andreotti
Tempo
Norina
Flaminio Piccoli
Antonio Poma
Bologna
Roman Catholic Bishops’ Conference
Eritrea War Range: Ethiopian Air War Quietly Resumes
In rebel Eritrea, Ethiopian air power dominates daily operations with U S and Soviet aircraft. ELF claims 4,000 Cuban troops and 35,000 Ethiopian soldiers massed near the border, while civilians endure night schooling and daytime fear as air raids hit trucks and positions around Asmara and Tessenei.
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Mandefera
Eritrea
Eritrean Liberation Front
Cuba
Yemen
Claudio Luffoli
Liberation Front
ELF
Ethiopia
Eritrean Peoples Liberation Front
Pennsylvania
Horn of Africa
Red Sea
Mihton
Cariat Haln
Ogaden
Haile Selassie
United States
Tigre
Asmara
Tessenei
CIA fueled Angola covert war with mercenaries says Stockwell
John Stockwell, a former CIA official, alleges the agency hired mercenaries to fight in Angola, spending about 500000 to send 20 Frenchmen who fought one month before fleeing. He cites a second mission with Portuguese mercenaries failing and a third with British-Americans. He says the CIA kept covert actions from congressional overseers as his book release follows.
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Washington
CIA
Angola
Aibel
Ako
John Stockwell
Stockwell
CBS
60 Minutes
Central Intelligence Agency
Congressional
Lavon Strong
Carter heads U S delegation at Costa Rica inauguration
Rosalynn Carter leads the U S delegation as Rodrigo Carazo is inaugurated as Costa Rica's 36th president in San Jose. Outgoing President Oduber surrenders the presidential sash at noon in the national stadium signaling the transfer of power amid fireworks over the city.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Rodrigo Carazo
Robert Vesco
Rosalynn Carter
U.S
Daniel Oduber
National Soccer Stadium
Carter Arrival Becomes Costa Rica Inaugural Celebration
Mrs. Carter arrived Sunday and joined lavish inaugural festivities in San Jose. She spoke Spanish, praised human rights, and stressed U S backing for democracy. Carazo, 51, of the National Unity Party, won Feb 5 over Alberto Monge.
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Carter
U.S
Marvin Weissman
Foreign Ministry
Costa Rica
Carazo
Mary Hoyt
Alajuela
San Jose
National Unity Party
Alberto Monge
National Liberation Party
Vesco
Jose Figueres
PLN
Rahman Promises Sovereign Parliament and Martial Law End
President Zizar Rahman began his campaign for the June 3 election promising a sovereign parliament with power to legislate and impeach the president. He said martial law would be lifted once a civilian government is in place.
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Dacca
Bangladesh
Zizar Rahman
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