Spanish guerrillas to go on trial despite protests
Madrid reports trials set for 15 Basque ETA militants including Jose Ignacio Mugica Arregui in a Madrid military court. Prosecutors may seek death sentences for at least four defendants after arrests Sept 19 for ambush killings, bank robberies, and other acts. International outcry followed executions and protests continued across Europe and France.
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Hungarian jetliner crashes off Beirut killing sixty
A Maalev TU154 from Budapest to Beirut crashed six miles northwest of Beirut at 2:32 am. Rescue teams reported heavy shark activity hindering recovery as 29 bodies were found. The flight carried 60 people including 35 Arabs and 15 foreigners with 10 Hungarian crew.
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Train wreck kills 30, injures 100 near Buenos Aires
A commuter train collided with a stopped passenger train 30 miles north of Buenos Aires killing at least 10 and injuring about 100, with some in critical condition. The diesel locomotive of the commuter train wrecked, the engineer and assistant injured, passengers aboard the rear car trapped, and lights hampered rescue efforts overnight. The crash occurred on a curved track near El Rosarino, amid darkness.
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Gunmen urged to free held people at Spaghetti House
A woman linked to the Black Liberation Front pleaded with three gunmen besieged in a Knightsbridge restaurant basement to surrender and free their hostages. The trio, two West Indians and a Nigerian, refused as police warned against escape or public safety incursions.
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Kissinger launches new Mideast peace effort at UN meeting
Secretary of State Kissinger begins a new phase of Middle East diplomacy with Syrian Foreign Minister Abdul Halim Khaddam in New York. He outlines ideas to start Israeli Syrian talks while stressing U S effort to unite Arab states and pursue a broader settlement. The plan remains conditioned on Palestinian acceptance of Israel’s right to exist.
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Poland eyes U S grain pact amid Warsaw visit
Secretary Earl L. Butz says a long term U S grain supply agreement with Poland is likely to be worked out during his Warsaw trip two months away. Poland may seek about 2.5 million tons annually, with current purchases around 1. y million metric tons. Sales to Poland were halted Sept 22 at State Department request, after a prior Soviet ban.
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