Bomb set to explode at Paris store fails to ignite
A time bomb found in a Bazar de l Hotel de Ville model kit failed to ignite on Saturday. An anonymous call warned of a bomb on the stores second floor. Police later found the device heavier in a toy model kit on Monday with no suspect identified.
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U S correspondents face court hearing in Moscow
In Moscow, two American reporters Craig Whitney of The New York Times and Harold Piper of The Baltimore Sun were told to appear July 5 in a civil slander case over articles about Soviet dissidents. They faced Article 130 charges with a maximum three-year term and were warned of Soviet legal aid options.
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Night club burn marks riot as Matamoros violence escalates
Riot violence in Matamoros ramped up as students stormed the Boys Town area burning one night club and damaging two others. The chaos left at least three dead, 30 injured, and sparked a citywide tumult with police officers jailed and the mayor’s fate in question while U.S. detainees reported unharmed.
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New Vietnamese Offensive Reported in Eastern Cambodia
Thai military sources said 60,000 Vietnamese troops moved into Cambodia around the Parrot's Beak and Svay Rieng Province, with U.S. intelligence noting an offensive in the last two weeks. They allegedly advanced up to 37 miles inside Cambodia, claiming capture of Mimot and activity near the Chup rubber plantation as Hanoi Radio reported two Cambodian battalions were annihilated. The war, rooted in border disputes and ethnic tensions, has drawn in China as Cambodia's ally and involves accusations of civilian atrocities by both sides.
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Removal of 22 squatters on Fire Island urged by feds
Federal government files court papers to remove 22 squatters occupying structures from shacks to homes along Fire Island. Judge Bartels will hear arguments in Brooklyn on July 7. Government aims to revert land to natural state and reduce trash and sanitation problems.
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