World Bank official attacked as saccharin warning issued
A burning gasoline can allegedly thrown by a Jewish militant group damaged the garage of Saad El Fisawy World Bank adviser in Arlington. The incident followed a Cyprus airport shootout and a surge of diplomatic tensions. Authorities warned saccharin products may cause cancer. Other items note AMC's potential foreign merger, Watergate book disputes, Bert Lance commentaries, Goering’s suicide letter, and several U.S. legal and military cases.
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Jewish Committee of Concern
Mideast talks resume as Atherton seeks principles
Assistant Secretary of State Alfred Atherton resumed his Mideast mediation with Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan for a two hour session. He aims to finalize a statement of principles binding Egypt and Israel toward future peace accords while negotiations focus on Palestinians and withdrawals. Atherton plans to travel to Cairo later this week as Brezhnev hosts Assad in Moscow with Ustinov and Kosygin.
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Atherton
Anwar Sadat
United States
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Israel
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Hafez Assad
Tass
Alexei Kosygin
Dmitri F. Ustinov
Ustinov
Syria
Damascus
Assad
Libya
Soviet Union
Sadat
Moscow
Algeria
South Yemen
Diplomatic Rift as Egypt Breaks Ties With Cyprus
Egypt suspends diplomatic relations with Cyprus after Cyprus troops thwart a raid to capture two Palestinians and welcome the surviving Egyptian commandos as heroes. Cairo recalls its mission, cites unfriendly Cyprus stance, and reviews relations while a gun battle left 15 attackers dead and 11 hostages freed.
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Anwar Sadat
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Cairo
Abdel Moneim Sawy
Youssef el-Sebaei
Rhodesia Moderates Reject Smith Plan For Half Race Council
Rhodesian opposition moderates told Prime Minister Ian Smith they cannot sell his proposal for a two tier transition government split evenly between whites and blacks. The plan would place Smith atop a state council of three whites and three blacks with moderates Muzorewa Sithole and Chirau. A second tier of ministers would also be halved. Nkomo and Mugabe reject talks, vow to keep fighting. Sithole warned Young’s civil war forecast misread black factions.
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Jeremiah Chirau
Joshua Nkomo
Robert Mugabe
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Henry Kissinger
Zimbabwe
Sithole
U.S
Andrew Young
Nkomo
Mugabe
London
Riot at Wayside Honor Ranch Leaves 300 Involved
CASTRIC Calif AP a fistfight at a minimum security honor farm grew into a full scale riot Monday night inmates roamed the Wayside Honor Ranch some throwing rocks and smashing windows officials said fire was set in at least one barrack more than 75 deputies were rushed to the scene as fighting intensified and hostages were reported early on.
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Castric
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Honor Ranch
Donald Dennison
Dennison
Los Angeles County
McGregor, Minn
Minnesota
John Cox
Cox
Wisconsin
British warning: Soviets boosting military force levels
The British Labour government reports the Soviet Union is strengthening land, sea, and air forces beyond defensive needs. It notes Moscow allocates 11 to 13 percent of resources to the military and can deploy forces to support Third World interests, with Warsaw Pact strength outpacing NATO in the Eastern Atlantic and Central Europe.
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Kremlin
Warsaw Pact
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Carter speaks on many issues during Delaware visit
President Carter, in two Wilmington speeches, touched on the Middle East Africa inflation taxes energy and welfare revision while avoiding reference to the ongoing coal strike. He spent 100 minutes traveling via Marine helicopter and attended fundraisers for Biden and the state Democratic Party.
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Africa
Delaware
Marine Corps
Wilmington
Jospeh Biden
Democratic Party
Biden
Senate
Four die in small plane crash near Lubbock
A single engine Cessna crashed into a highway median near Lubbock Texas killing four young men on a sight seeing trip. Pilot Stephen Douglass and passengers Raymond Needham William Davis and Kevin Gerald were named. Authorities said the crash occurred as Douglass attempted a second landing at a private airport after an initial failure.
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U.S. 87
West Texas
Stephen Frank Douglass
Lubbock
Raymond Wesley Needham
Dallas
William Peter Davis
Kevin Lee Gerald
Andrews
Texas Tech University
Douglass
Raymond Rauls
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