Israel bombings target Vienna to Tel Aviv security event
Israeli security officials report a blond European man using forged Dutch papers carried a red boobytrapped bag into Ben Gurion Airport. A female guard and the man died. ten Israelis were wounded as a second suitcase exploded. A third device was opened by police with detonators. The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine claimed responsibility, though details differed from Palestinian Liberation Organization accounts. A smaller package exploded in New Delhi with no injuries.
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Identity of Tel Aviv bomber puzzles police
The bomber's forged passport named Hugo Miller but officials said that could not be his real identity or nationality. Israel accused Austria of letting the explosive suitcase aboard the Austrian Airlines plane after baggage checks reportedly cleared it. A dead woman whose actions limited the tragedy is named, with officials noting she saved many by guiding the suspect to a search area.
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Cuba begins pulling troops from Angola amid African pressure
U S officials say Cuba will withdraw about 200 troops weekly from Angola under pressure from African nations and possibly the Soviet Union. Kissinger calls the move positive. Cuba may leave some advisers. The plan aims to stabilize Luanda’s government while Cuba reassesses its regional stance.
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Beirut violence rises as 44 die in latest clashes
In Beirut and eastern and northern Lebanon another night of fighting leaves at least 41 dead and 77 wounded. Militia gunfire and artillery exchange involved Christian and Mostem factions while Raymond Edde, wounded in an assassination attempt, recovers. Edde accused Phalangists of the attack. Gemayel denied the charge. Edde and Gemayel had a reconciliation session earlier in the day. Syrians report President elect Elias Sarkis assured of Franjieh resignation upon request.
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Battle for Faraya Engulfs Lebanese Mountains
A fierce civil war battle rages in Lebanon near Faraya as Moslem and Christian forces exchange heavy artillery and rockets. Faraya sits 35 miles northeast of Beirut, a Christian enclave guarding Junieh and the Christian heartland, with mounting casualties over three weeks of fighting.
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India Bangladesh ties sour amid border clashes and Mujib death
New Delhi seeks to mend regional influence ahead of the nonaligned summit as India and Bangladesh clash over border shootings and Ganges water rights after the 1975 Mujibur Rahman assassination. Western diplomats note Mrs. Gandhi aims for leadership in the nonaligned world and fears further strain with Bangladesh could impair those aims.
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