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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1978
Page
3
The United States reports a clear understanding with Turkey that lifting the arms embargo would lead to reopening electronic spying bases monitoring Russia. Turkey shut U.S. bases in 1975 after arms shipments were cut over the Cyprus invasion.
In Monaco today Princess Caroline and Parisian financier Philippe Junot formalized their marriage with a Roman Catholic ceremony after a civil wedding. The couple appeared for a public stroll with guards and celebrants while crowds cheered and a hang glider drew attention nearby.
In Matamoros Tamaulipas state officials and student leaders reached an accord ending days of unrest after the death of a teen from alleged police brutality. Chief Emiliano del Toro was dismissed. inspector Jorge Garza Salinas takes over. The agreement promises reparations for the Barrios Barba family and the release of prisoners held in the burned municipal building while tensions eased and residents began returning to normal.
The Senate urged President Carter to sever diplomatic ties with Cuba over its Africa actions while not binding him, voting 53 to 29 to end economic and diplomatic relations as part of a foreign operations bill amendment. The move mirrors a House-Senate stance condemning Fidel Castro’s Soviet backed actions.
Lebanon Christian leaders allege Syria planned and aided a massacre in Bekaa valley villages, with 36 Catholic men found dead after a raid by non-Lebanese forces. They accuse Phalangist militiamen of involvement in a June attack on Suleiman Franjieh loyalists, prompting calls for vengeance. President Sarkis conferred with his cabinet as tensions rise amid Syrian troop presence.
In Jerusalem a large bomb exploded at the Mahane Yehuda open air market in the Jewish sector, killing two and wounding 42 as police detained several suspects. Mayor Kollek linked the attack to Vice President Mondale’s upcoming visit. the market and nearby stalls suffered heavy damage.
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