World News Roundup Includes N.Y. Attorney Pick and Gas Plan
Samuel Dash named to succeed David Marston as U S attorney in Philadelphia while AG Bell may appoint Cash to the post this week. Senate energy chief Jackson backs phased natural gas deregulation by 1985. Nursing home hearings begin in Dallas. Arnold Wiggington Jr. found dead near Las Cruces from suffocation. Mitchell leaves Georgetown Hospital after arterial surgery. View derailment scene cleaned up as crews burn fuel cars. Calving Klein babysitter case revealed, captors confess. Rodrigo Carazo leads Costa Rican vote with 52 percent. canal treaty moves to Senate debate. Claudio Arrau performs before birthday at Avery Fisher Hall. Thor Heyerdahl sails into Karachi after voyage to nowhere.
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New York
Samuel Dash
Senate
David W. Marston
U.S
Philadelphia
New York Times
the Times
Griffin Bell
Cash
Marston
Bid for arms in Ethiopia Somalia report new fighting
Eastern Ethiopia sees renewed clashes as Somalia presses for Western arms. Somali radio claims rebel forces in Ogaden inflicted heavy losses on Ethiopian garrison at Negele and captured arms while Ethiopian forces report 70 Somali troops killed and 150 captured near Addis Ababa. Western powers debate arms aid amid Soviet Cuban backing of Ethiopians. A U S warships reinforce Red Sea presence as Cuba air activity is questioned.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Ethiopia
Somalia
United States
Horn of Africa
Ogaden
Negele
Sidamo
Mogadishu
Karage
Addis Ababa
Britain
West Germany
France
Italy
Soviet Union
U.S
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Washington
Defense Department
Naples
Red Sea
State Department
Department
Untion
Haile Selassie
Moscow
Hijacker surrenders after dummy bomb forces flight to Frankfurt
A 24-year-old Czechoslovak man Vladislav Molnar, seeking asylum, hijacked a CSA jet from East Berlin to Frankfurt using a dummy bomb. He surrendered to German authorities after the plane landed, with unclear chances of asylum approval. The incident marks West Germany’s seventh hijacking of a Czechoslovak airliner since 1970. In New York, a blast damaged the Mexican Consulate door as the Anti-Communist Latin American Army claimed responsibility for freeing three Cuban prisoners. authorities suspect a single dynamite charge caused only minor damage and no injuries.
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Frankfurt
West Germany
West
Hans Neitzel
Vladislav Molnar
Neitzel
Czechoslovakia
CSA
East Berlin
Schoenefeld
Molnar
New York
Midtown
Associated Press
E. 41St St
Oreste Ruiz
Caspar Jimenez
Gustavo Castillo
Mexico
Sadat Sees Israel Clinging to Old Security Ideas
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, returning from Camp David, tells NBC News he views Mideast talks gloomily and accuses Israel of clinging to old security concepts while seeking to hold Arab lands. He backs resuming negotiations on a principles declaration via U.S. intermediary Atherton.
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Carter
Anwar Sadat
White House
Camp
David
Maryland Mountains
Associated Press
Washington
Mideast
Israel
Nbc-Tv
Sadat
U.S
Alfred L. Atherton Jr
Cairo
Jerusalem
Camp David
United States
Nicaragua Divided as Nation Boycott Marks Protest Vote
Voters nationwide shunned municipal elections in Nicaragua in a mass protest against President Anastasio Somoza. Polling stations were nearly empty in many areas as opposition leaders cite a broader rejection after a month of demonstrations and a general strike over the assassination of watchdog publisher Pedro Joaquín Chamorro. National Guardsmen patrolled cities while demonstrators toppled barriers and painted walls with anti Somoza slogans.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
Somoza
Pedro Joaquin Chamorro
Leon
el Paraiso
Masaya
Opposiion
Auxilio Sanchez
Granda
Conservative Party
Vietnam recalls UN ambassador after expulsion order
Vietnam has called back U N ambassador Dinh Ba Thi from New York after the U S State Department ordered his expulsion over alleged involvement in a spy plot. Hanoi urged his recall amid U S tensions with the Vietnamese mission to the United Nations and a grand jury’s unindicted co conspirator finding.
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Tokyo
Vietnam
U.N
Dinh Ba Thi
United States
State Department
Department
United Nations
Hanoi Radio
Thi
U.S
New York
U.S. Information Agency
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Sam Dash
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Miller
Sunday Gazette Mail
Charleston
W.va
Henry M. Jackson
Senate Energy Committee
Jackson
D-Wash
Austin
Texas
Public Senate
Dallas
Chet Brooks
Pasadena
Brooks
University of Texas Health Science Center
Las Cruces
N.M
New Mexico
Arnold Wiggington Jr
Houston
Dona Ana
Mitchell
John N. Mitchell
Georgetown University Hospital
Maxwell Air Force Base
Alabama
View
Calvin Klein
Thomas DeMakis
San Jose
Costa Rica
Rodrigo Carazo
Carazo
Unity Coalition
Luis Alberto Monge
National Liberation Party
Panama
House
Congress
Lincoln
Claudio Arrau
Avery Fisher Hall
Karachi
Pakistan
Thor Heyerdahl
Nowhere
Heyerdahl
Indian Subcontinent
Pacific Oceans
South America
Ethopia
Ing
Bonn
National Press Club
Egypt
Chad
RCA Electro-Optics and Devices
Lancaster
Northwest Territories
Somaza
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