Israeli Shelling of Lebanon Follows Cross Border Attacks
Israeli artillery hit three southern Lebanon villages after Palestinian guerrillas fired Soviet made bazooka shells across the border. No casualties were reported, crops damaged. In Beirut a Frenchman was sentenced to death for spying in the Israeli raid. Rival Palestinian factions blame each other for the Jerusalem bombing.
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Dan
Aita al Chaab
Maroun al Ras
Blida
Beirut
Francois Pierre Fernand Bolangier
Israel
Jerusalem
Popular Democratic Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Popular Struggle Front
Rejection Front
al Assifa
al Fatah
Damascus
An Nahar
Assifa
China presses Russia to cut border troops and withdraw from Mongolia
Peking calls for Soviet troop cuts toward 10 years ago levels and full pullout from the Mongolian People Republic. The demand appears in a 16 page Historical Research article, signaling a hard line in the decades long border dispute. In Belfast police found a man shot dead in Carryduff amid IRA cease fire tensions as British troops detonate a car bomb.
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Peking
Chinese Peoples Republic
Soviet Union
China
Mongolian Peoples Republic
Historical Research Magazine
Russia
Csars
Moscow
Belfast
VPI
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Avengers
Carryduff
Harrods bomb blast shocks London shoppers
An IRA bomb exploded inside Harrods in Knightsbridge after a warning call. The blast damaged the wallpaper section and prompted a rapid evacuation as fire crews enclosed a wide no-go area. No injuries were reported amid an announced 11 day IRA truce.
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London
UPI
Harrods
IRA
Britain
Northern Ireland
Sunday Mirror
Knightsbridge
Patricia. Mann
Provisional
Controversy Over Atomic Land Mines Revealed in Report
A newly published congressional report shows sharp U S European disagreement over Atomic Demolition Munitions ADM tactical nuclear land mines stored in Western Europe. Critics warn ADM could trigger nuclear escalation. supporters call them vital for flexible defense and deterrence. Senator Symington questions the necessity of 7000 warheads and suggests 1000 might suffice. Defense Secretary Schlesinger defends will to use such weapons in war.
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API
United States
America
U.S
Western
Europe
Soviet Union
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
NATO
Symington
Air Force
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Tailed Bulls Draw Venezuelan Spectators
In Caracas a popular spectator sport called toros colados features a cowboy on horseback pulling a bull by the tail, a form of bull wrestling similar to bulldogging in the United States.
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Caracas
UPI
Venezuela
United States
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