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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1979

Page

2

Rampaging Catholic youths spark Belfast and Londonderry riots

Across Belfast and Londonderry violent confrontations erupt as Catholic youths loot hijack and light vehicles. Police and 30,000 troops on alert report injuries including soldiers and a civilian, with bombs and barricades marking the chaos.

Belfast Northern Ireland Londonderry Catholic West Belfast Catholic Bogside Bogside Army New Lodge POLIE Ulster

World News Roundup From Greece France Peru and China

Demonstrators clash with police in Athens protesting an anti-labor government ban injuring more than 40 people including 34 officers and leading to about 80 arrests. In Castellarras in France angry garlic growers burn a five-ton Spanish garlic shipment to protect French prices. In Trujillo Peru large crowds bury Victor Raul Haya de la Torre, with 100000 mourners and 200 fainting. In Peking floods threaten Mogao Caves damaging 80 percent of local housing and endangering 460 caves with 90‑foot Buddha statues.

Athens Greece Frent Athens University Castellarrasin France Trujillo Peru Victor Raul Haya de la Torre Haya de la Torre Popular American Revolutionary Alliance Constitutional Assembly Peking Mogao Mokao Kansu Xinhua Hsinhua

Vietnam Backs Airlift for Refugees as Sea Exits Halted

Vietnam may discuss refugees exiting by air on American planes while pledging to end sea departures. Acting Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Thach told a US delegation that 4,000 people await prosecution and that half of Vietnam’s fishing fleet was seized by refugees. about 1 million ethnic Chinese seek to leave, with 400,000 already in camps in Southeast Asia. Thach said the US-backed plan could include three consular officers in Ho Chi Minh City to process refugees under UN auspices, and Hanoi shown readiness for closer ties with the United States.

Hanoi Vietnam U.S Nguyen Co Thach Thach Southeast Asia Benjamin S. Rosenthal D-N.y Hoang Bich Son Hong Kong Lester L. Wolff Ho Chi Minh City Saigon U.N Washington State Department Thailand United States Rosenthal Cambodia

State chief justices discuss juries in complex non-criminal trials

Nation's 50 state chief justices endorsed Burger's suggestion to consider eliminating juries in trials longer than about a month. They also rejected a plan to create a national state appeals court.

Flagstaff Ariz U.S Warren Burger Burger

Russians stage Black Sea mock missile attacks on U S destroyers

Soviet warplanes including the Backfire bomber conducted more than 30 simulated missile attacks on the destroyers Caron and Farragut during a six day Black Sea cruise. The U S ships were shadowed and tracked by multiple Soviet aircraft and a guided missile cruiser, with no actual missiles fired.

Washington U.S Black Sea Pentagon Caron Farragut U.S. Navy Mediterranean Black Seas Atlantic Caribbean Sea of Japan

Thundershowers Along Gulf Coast Forecast

The Associated Press reports scattered thunderstorms along the Gulf Coast and North Atlantic Coast states with rain in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys. Cloudy skies in the Northeast contrast with clear or partly cloudy elsewhere. Temperatures range from 50s to 60s in New England, 70s and 80s in the Northern Plains, and over 100 in the Southwest.

Associated Press Gulf Coast

Klansmen begin march toward 1965 murder site

About 50 robed Klansmen started a white power march from Selma toward Montgomery, retracing the 1965 voting rights route. Their numbers dwindled to about 30 after a rest outside Selma, with the rest riding to a campsite for a cross burning rally 15 miles away. Imperial Wizard Bill Wilkinson led the event and spoke at the campsite.

Selma Ala Ku Klux Klan Montgomery Martin Luther King Jr Bill Wilkinson The Invisible Knights

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