Surgeon doubts Mengele photos in Brazil case
A Sao Paulo plastic surgeon said differences between Mengele file photos and recent Brazilian grave photos suggest two different men. Die Welt claimed West German examiners found evidence Mengele's body is buried as Wolfgang Gerhard, while Farina noted eye color, ear shape, and dental gaps differ. Forensic teams in Sao Paulo planned to identify the remains, as Israel vows to pursue Mengele despite earlier reports of his possible death.
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Guerrillas regroup against Soviet forces in Afghanistan
In Kunar Valley Afghanistan Soviet troops hold the area after breaking through to Barikot. Rebel leader Burhanuddin Rabbani says more than 2,000 guerrillas are regrouping to hit back soon. Hungary votes in national elections in Prague?
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Soviets Say SALT Decision May Worsen Arms Race
Washington AP report quotes Georgi Arbatov of the Soviet Central Committee predicting Reagan's forthcoming SALT decision will accelerate the arms race. Arbatov warns the move erodes mutual trust and arms control prospects as U.S. reiterates missile development beyond treaty limits and questions Soviet compliance.
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Aid Saudis Could Finance Jordan Arms Purchase
Jordanian officials and Western diplomats say Amman cannot fund a $1 billion arms package from the United States. They expect Saudi Arabia and Kuwait to contribute and hope for U S grants if peace advances. Jordan now gets about $115 million in foreign military aid annually and seeks Hawk and Stinger missiles plus F 16 fighters, possibly 50 jets.
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Steam line blast at Mohave Plant kills one, injures fourteen
A steam line exploded beside the Mohave Generating Plant control room in Laughlin Nevada. One worker died and 14 were injured, two critically, as Edison and local authorities investigated the Sunday incident.
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