West German probes leaks in spy scandal
Bonn cabinet authorizes investigation into press leaks about a spy scandal. Officials risk prison for revealing state secrets. The report names Romanian defector Lon Pacepa and a disputed plan to withdraw West Germany from NATO.
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Four hikers dead in Sierra storm at Mount Whitney
RIDGECREST Calif AP four hikers died and at least 17 others were missing after a tropical storm remnants Norman brought heavy Sierra snow. Search and rescue rescued several stranded hikers while authorities paused operations until daylight.
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Sadat and Begin Hold Face to Face at Camp David Talks
Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin met for the first time since Christmas in a two hour session at Camp David while President Carter keeps negotiations secret. Major issues stay Gaza and West Bank control with no public progress announced. Powell said no substantive details or daily commentary will be provided as the talks may extend up to two weeks.
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Nixon invited by Australian cattlemen to speak at Surf ers Paradise
Australian government and most newspapers oppose former President Nixon visiting Australia. The Australian Cattlemen’s Union invites Nixon to address its September 23 convention at Surf ers Paradise, citing his U S cattle lobby knowledge and U S market leverage. No reply yet as Fraser government previously rejected an official visit.
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U S businessman Crawford freed after suspended USSR sentence
U S entrepreneur Francis J Crawford was given a five year suspended sentence for purchasing rubles on the black market and is free to depart the Soviet Union after a Moscow court. His co defendants received similar or harsher penalties. Crawford plans exit possibly by Friday night with his employer International Harvester in Chicago.
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Soviets Confirm Crash of Plane Over Barents Sea
The Soviet Union confirmed that a Soviet warplane on a training flight over the Barents Sea crashed, killing all seven crew members near the Arctic Norwegian island of Hopen. Norway will allow Soviet authorities to collect the wreckage.
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Floods spread across India tanking vast Ganges plain
Flood water inundates a 1200 mile stretch from New Delhi to Calcutta as the government calls out the army to save Allahabad. At least 898 killed and 32.4 million affected by floods from heavy rains since late June.
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No solution yet in Japanese talks on trade barriers
Washington AP Senior U S and Japanese trade officials met on Wednesday with little progress toward resolving the dispute over Japan’s barriers to U S agricultural products. Robert Strauss and Ichiro Nakagawa led two hours of talks with no details released.
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