U.S. denounces aides to Libya cannot prosecute
State Department officials said Americans recruited by Libya to service Libyan air force aircraft in Chad acted unlawfully in aiding Col. Muammar Khadafy but were not violating the law. Justice officials noted the Neutrality Act has loopholes and that the investigation continues.
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Washington
Libya
Chad
U.S
State Department
United African Airways
Fischer
Muammar Khadafy
Khadafy
Russell
Justice Department
Edwin P. Wilson
Frank Terpil
Washington, D.C
Egypt
British auto workers vote to end strike in Britain
British Leyland car workers voting two to one to end a three day walkout over a pay dispute. Early returns from rank and file voters oppose Monday’s stewards’ decision to reject the contract and keep the strike at 29 plants. Union officials will total the plant votes to decide if the strike ends.
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Birmingham
England
Leyland Car
Rank and File
Grounding crisis eases as Soviet sub is towed clear
Stockholm reports the Whiskey class submarine, after a weeklong grounding near Karlskrona, is towed to safety by Swedish tugs under stormy seas. Lt Cmdr. Pyotr Gushin and navigation officer questioned aboard a Swedish ship as Moscow agrees to equipment inspections and further inquiry.
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Harald Mollerstrom
Stockholm
Sweden
Soviet Union
Moscow
Cmdr
Pyotr Gushin
Karlskrona
Lennart Ljung
Lennart Forsman
Navy
Gushin
Karl G. Andersson
Walesa calls halt to wildcat strikes in Poland
Lech Walesa urges Solidarity to form a national committee with power to expel members who defy no strike orders. He intervened to end a two week Tarnobrzeg walkout by 120,000 workers and forecast settlements for 12,000 women in Zyrardow and 150,000 in Zielona Gora.
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Warsaw
Poland
Lech Walesa
Solidarity
National Committee
Independent Labor Federation
Tarnobrzeg
Walesa
Zyrardow
Zielona Gora
Gdansk
Sejm
Adventures in Conversation Booklet Promises Social Gains
A publisher touts a self training method to improve everyday talk and poise, claiming high I Q marks of 145 and social influence. It offers a free booklet titled Adventures in Conversation from Career Institute, Dept. 525-111, 1500 Cardinal Drive, Little Falls, NJ 07424, with no obligation.
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Man Ple
Cardinal Drive
Little Falls
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Piast
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