Middle East aid package to cost US at least 9 billion
The Kissinger backed Middle East agreement would yield a minimum nine billion dollars in U S aid over three years to Israel Egypt and other Arab states with Israel receiving about two point five billion in year one and three billion over the next two years while Egypt gets six hundred million to eight hundred million in year one and about two billion in the remaining years plus economic and military grants and loans for Syria and other nations
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Three killed in London hotel blast near Buckingham Palace
A bomb exploded in the lobby of the Hilton Hotel injuring 38 and killing three. Police found a possible second device and were dismantling it. An anonymous caller warned the blast, amid a wave of bombings blamed on Irish Republican Army operatives.
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Sudan coup attempt crushed by loyal forces in two hours
Beirut reports that Sudanese officers tried to overthrow President Jaafar el Numairi but were routed within two hours. Major General Bashir Mohammed Ali announced loyal troops held full control as unrest began to settle. Osman Hasan Hussein was said killed, with few details available.
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Kissinger and Waldheim discuss UN peacekeeping force
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger meets with UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim in New York to discuss the enlarged buffer zone and the peacekeeping operation under the Israeli Egyptian accord. Sources vary on whether the Soviet Union would fund its share, with some predicting possible refusal while others see little objection to the jointly agreed arrangement.
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Coalition set for emergency NI government amid surge in violence
In London AP reports Irish Protestant and Catholic leaders near a stopgap coalition in Northern Ireland as civil war fears rise. The 78 member Stormont convention has stalled on permanent power sharing, despite calls for a quick deal. Reverend Ian Paisley condemned the British government over security as factional tensions grow.
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