Beiruts Christian Militias Claim New Lebanese Town Fall
In northern Lebanon Christians and Palestinian camps faced intensified fighting as Christian forces claimed capture of Batroumine near Tripoli and Tal Zaatar near Beirut amid a weeklong offensive. Palestinian sources denied Tal Zaatar’s fall while reporting heavy casualties and ongoing sieges across multiple camps and towns.
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Arab League
Cairo
League
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Riad
Habib Shatti
United States and Britain condemn hijacking at UN
The United States and Britain urged the UN Security Council to condemn hijacking and curb terrorism. They submitted a resolution co sponsored by the two nations declaring hijacking a grave threat to international aviation and calling on states to prevent and punish such acts while affirming sovereignty and enhancing aviation safety.
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UPI
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Security Council
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Israel
Uganda
Ivor Richard
Council
Turncoat Visits U.S. After 20 Years With New Passport
James Veneris a 54 year old former U S Army private and recent turncoat from the Korean War received a new passport in Peking to visit his mother in Hawthorne California and sisters before returning to Taiwan to his Chinese wife and children. He plans to travel via Hong Kong and may head to Japan the Soviet Union or Pakistan.
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UPI
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Peking
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Mafia figure shot in Detroit home killing trio
Frank Randazzo 62, a reputed Mafia official, and two companions Joseph Seragusa 66 and Nick Ditta 69 were found dead after an apparent east side Detroit shooting during an attempted robbery. Police planned murder warrants for two suspects as details remain scarce.
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Randazzo
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Nick Ditta
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Pollution Called International Crime by UN Commission
The United Nations International Law Commission in Geneva unanimously ruled that massive pollution of the atmosphere or seas is an international crime. It also declared slavery genocide and apartheid as international crimes. Officials expect little opposition to these conclusions but note possible debate in the General Assembly.
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