Lebanese factions clash as new government struggles to curb fighting
In Beirut a score of factions clashed, setting roadblocks and firing on streets. The fighting, tied to Lebanon's unsettled government and Palestinian guerrilla actions, has left at least 30 dead and over 200 wounded as ceasefires repeatedly failed.
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Nouredd Er
Arafat
Beirut
Rifai
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Here
McErlaine Brothers
John
Thomas
Protestant Action Force
Lebanon chaos swells as PM resigns amid military government row
The report notes a second wave of fighting with 200 killed and 50 wounded last month. Lebanon’s 1500 man army stayed inactive as Rashid Said resigned blaming the Phalange. Muslim leaders attacked the new military government while Kamal Jumblatt denounced it as anti Palestine and undemocratic.
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Lebanon
Ember
Rashid Said
Fufai
Rashid Karami
Kamal Jumblatt
Palestine Liberation Movement
Greek Turkish tensions risk widening into war after Cyprus talks
In Washington Kissinger failed to win Cyprus concessions and warned that Greece and Turkey may clash anew. He met with Ecevit and planned a briefing for President Ford as both nations face domestic pressures. Ford to meet Demirel and Caramanlis in Brussels next week.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Cyprus
Kissinger
Ford
Vienna
Andrei A. Gromyko
Greece
Turkey
United States
America
Europe
Bulent Ecevit
Ecevit
Suleyman Demirel
Brussels
Demirel
Constantine Caramanlis
Evacuation of Americans from Vientiane Continues
U S efforts to withdraw staff and dependents from Laos persist as two to three daily flights are planned from Vientiane to Bangkok. A US Embassy spokesman noted limited security with 13 Marines guarding the mission and said the fate of remaining officials is unsettled amid document burnings and ALD facility closures.
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Wientiane
Last AP
Utley Smuth
Amerian Company
United States
Vientiane
Bangkok
Trans Air Protection Service
Las Vegas
Nev
Lass
U5. Agency For Internaional Development
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Abou
Pathet Lae
Unail
Washington
Late Department
Robert Fumeeth
Refugees Headed for Americanization Program in Pa
About 15,000 Vietnamese refugees will arrive at Ft Indiantown Gap near Harrisburg for rapid processing and a crash course in English and daily life. Civilian and military staff from several states will provide social services, with a Vietnamese language newspaper produced by Army units to ease cultural transition and integration efforts over up to six months.
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Indiantown Gap
Blue Mountain
Harrisburg
Guam
Richard E. Friedman
Federal Health, Education and Welfare Agency
Pennsylvania
New York
Massachusetts
Friedman
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