Reporter Steps Inside Rebel Quarter in Beirut Siege
Associated Press reporter Wilton Wynn spends a night with the Lebanese rebels led by Saeb Salam in Basra Beirut where rebels fully control a central district for 76 days. He describes barricades curfews and a tense border with government Beirut as guards guard passages and issue passwords amid shelling and shortages.
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Wilton Wynn
Associated Press
Middle East
Saeb Salam
Beirut
Abed Halmous
Basra
Lebanon
Camille Chamoun
Salam
Basta
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Moon relay teletype marks possible first ultra high frequencyecho
An Agimy civilian team at HUACHUCA Arizona reports a moon bounce test sending ultra high frequency radioteletype waves 500000 miles to earth and back. Signal Corps technicians and Collins Radio Co used the moon as a passive relay from Fort Huachuca to Encino New Mexico, suggesting future satellite relays.
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N.mic
New Iraqi Revolution Seen Not Pro Communist
U S editor reports on Iraq's new revolutionary government showing anti Communist slants and moving to place capable ministers in power. Army orders curb Communist slogans with court martial threats while censors blank out pro Communist lines. Newspaper license system ends, new paper The Republic appears. Historian notes Hashemi influence and British legacy in shaping the regime’s early framing.
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Baghdad
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Republic
Hasheperfedly
Palestine
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Arab Republic of
Egypt
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