Shah of Iran tours Mexico under tight security
In Cuernavaca the deposed Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and his family vacation in a villa near Mexico City while remaining largely shielded from reporters. Aides say he stays loyal and patriotic, writes memoirs, and remains troubled by Iran’s chaos as Ayatollah Khomeini moves to establish an Islamic republic. The shah enjoys museums, golf or tennis, and temporary visits with friends, with figures like Nixon and Kissinger noted as visitors.
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Saqqez
Khomeini
Mahabad
Kurdish Democratic Party
Tehran
Khalkhali
Islamic
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Rahman Fazeli
KDP
Paveh
Abdol Rahman Qassemlu
Sheik Ezzedin Hosseini
Sadeq Tabatabai
Qassemlu
Hosseini
Mexico City
Iran
Mexico
Mark Morse
Cuernavaca
Morse
Associated Press
Fenian Revolutionary Court
Ayatollah
Sadeq Khalkhali
Ruhollah Khomeini
Nixon
U.S
Henry A.kissinger
China and Vietnam clash over Cambodia crisis at border talks
The 11th border talks yielded no progress as Han Nianlong demanded Vietnam withdrawal from Cambodia and halt its war against the Khmer government. Vietnam invaded Cambodia on December 25 and China retaliated on March 17, with forces later pulling back. A Malmö court ordered a 19 year old hospital killer confined to a mental institution indefinitely after poisoning 13 patients and trying to murder 15 more. A Geneva aid flight carried 20 tons of UNICEF supplies to Phnom Penh for civilians. Pope John Paul II intends a three day visit to Ireland next month with no major changes planned, Vatican sources say.
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Peking
China
Vietnam
Han Nianlong
Han Nian-lung
Xinhua
Hsinhua
Han
Cambodia
Pol Pot
Stockholm
Sweden
Municipal Court of
Malmoe
Vatican City
Ireland
John Paul II
Vatican
Eamonn Marron
The
Irish College
Northern Ireland
Ulster Defense Association
UDA
Margaret Thatcher
Humphrey Atkins
Tunisia
IRA
Atkins
Thatcher
London
Britain
Scotland Yard
Jack Lynch
Portugal
Sligo
Earl Mountbatten
Navy orders action to curb racism on ships
Atlantic Fleet commander Admiral Train orders ship captains to aggressively identify and eliminate activities of racist organizations aboard vessels. He emphasizes behavior that promotes racial intolerance harms readiness and discipline, while stating off‑ship beliefs or off‑duty activities are not targeted.
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Norfolk, Va
Harry D. Train II
Navy
Allpatg
He Concordy
Mediterranean
Train
KKK
Constellation
San Diego
Concord
Charleston, $.C
Norfolk
Ulster Freedom Fighters vow action after Mountbatten killing
In Belfast the Ulster Freedom Fighters pledged to resume hostilities against IRA targets after the attack that killed Lord Mountbatten and 18 British soldiers. A Protestant gunman killed Patrick John Hardy on his doorstep, AND authorities hunted IRA bombers linked to the Brussels raid and the Mountbatten tragedy.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Lord Mountbatten
Irish Republic
Britain
IRA
Ulster Freedom Fighters
Patrick John Hardy
Hardy
Ireland
Man shot by a dog in Salisbury incident
Raymond Lemmons, 29, was wounded in Salisbury after a dog tripped a loaded .22 rifle in his van at a car dealership. A bullet hit the clutch and a fragment struck his cheek. he was treated and released from Rowan Memorial Hospital.
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Salisbury
N.C
Raymond Lemmons
Lemmons
Thomasville
Rowan Memorial Hospital
Cubans Water Down Resolution At Non-Aligned Summit
Havana reports show Fidel Castro's government softening its push to label the movement a natural ally of Soviet socialism. Moderates seek to avoid equidistance while planning to open the conclave with a critique of U S policy.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Moscow
Kremlin
Soviet Union
U.S
Africa
Josip Broz Tito
Yugoslavia
King Hussein
Jordan
Hafez Assad
Syria
Saddam Hussein
Iraq
Yasser Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Non-Aligned Movement
Hurricane David Affects Antilles Heads Toward Martinique
AP report from San Juan notes Hurricane David, one of the most dangerous storms, bypassed Barbados and aims for Martinique with center 80 miles east-southeast of the island. Winds at 140 mph, moving west-northwest about 145 mph, and warnings issued for Guadeloupe Dominica Saint Lucia Barbados Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
David
Antilles
Barbados
Martinique
U.S
National Weather Service
Guadeloupe
Dominica
St. Lucia
St. Vincent
the Grenadines
Lesser Antilles
South America
Grenada
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Philip Dopoulos
Hosseini Kermani
Kurdistan
Pars
Shah
Bangkok
Thailand
Geneva
Phnom Penh
U.N. International Children’s Emergency Fund
U.S. Navy
Las Vegas
Lincoln Park
Denver
Colo
Ulster Freedom Group
Houston
Ford Motor Credit Co
Houston Area
Ford
Tom Foote
Little Rock
Ark
Kenneth Stephens
Imboden
Stephens
Houston Chronicle
New Orleans
National Institute On Drug Abuse
William Palin
Polin
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