American and Iranian student protests clash on Texas campuses
In El Paso about 400 US students drowned out a ten-member Iranian group shouting anti imperialism slogans. The crowd jeered with chants and tossed items, police escorted the Iranians away with no arrests or injuries. In San Antonio five Iranian students protested Lackland Air Force base for under 30 minutes.
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Paris slayings hit Shah family kin in street shooting
A lone gunman killed 34 year old Shahriar Chafik, nephew of the deposed Shah of Iran, on a quiet Rue de la Villa Dupont in Paris. An Agence France Presse tip said the killing was claimed by the Moslem Liberation Front in support of Ayatollah Khomeini. Police seek a 25 to 30 year old suspect after two 9mm casings were recovered.
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Argentine Denial of Shah Asylum Linked to Kennedy Clash
Washington reports claim Argentina reversed its asylum decision for Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi after Kennedy criticized his regimes. Buenos Aires officials deny any such consideration, stating no negotiations or hidden talks occurred. The Shah sits at Lackland AFB in Texas as relations among Carter Kennedy continue to stir.
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