Egyptian officials suspended over remarks on Soviet Union
Cairo officials say Foreign Undersecretary Ismail Fahmy and press chief Tahsin Bashir were placed on open ended leave after Al Ahram quoted them criticizing the Soviet Union and arguing for political settlement in the Middle East. Sadat approved the action as Moscow protested.
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Cairo
UPI
Murad Ghaleb
Soviet Union
Anwar Sadat
Ghaleb
Ismail Fahmy
Press Department
Tahsin Bashir
al Ahram
Fahmy
United States
Middle East
Bashir
Moscow
Vietnam
Europe
Washington
China
Nixon
Thai Phantom pilots down MIG jet near Hanoi
Saigon report says Thailand based American Phantom pilots destroyed a North Vietnamese MIG19 fighter challenging US bombers 40 miles north of Hanoi. An Air Force officer cited 20mm cannon fire as the kill. The shot down was the 146th MIG downed by intercept Smallwood of Marietta Georgia.
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Saigon
UPS
Hanoi
Air Force
Smallwood
Marietta
U N delegates aim for global environment breakthrough
United Nations delegates gather in Stockholm for the first world conference on the environment. Nearly 142 nations discuss a possible declaration on the human environment and an action plan to preserve nature, with debates over East observer status and specific monitoring programs.
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Stockholm
Sweden
United Nations
U.N
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Hungary
East Germany
Protestants Clash With Troops At Londonderry Barricade
British troops repelled a Protestant marchers’ assault on a barricaded bridge in Londonderry using high pressure water hoses and rubber bullets. About 20 000 marchers protested barricaded Catholic enclaves as activists broke through barbed wire and attacked barricades on the Craigaven bridge over the River Foyle.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
UPI
Doubledeck Craigaven
Foyle
Ulster Defence Association
UDA
West Bank
Creggan
Bogside
Irish Republican Army
IRA
William Whitelaw
Hijacker surrender leads to repatriation request
Honduran born U S citizen William Hahneman surrendered at the U S Embassy in Tegucigalpa and asked to be repatriated to face piracy and kidnapping charges in Alexandria Virginia. He was to be flown to Miami for return.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
William Hahneman
U.S
Pennsylvania
Central America
United States
Miami
Hahneman
Washington
Rovelo
Hewson Ryan
Eastern Air Lines
Washington, D.C
Dulles
New Orleans
Tela
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United Red Army
Israel
Lod
Beirut
World News
Andrea Woodward
Sting
Spyros Molfetas
S. Ellinis
Southampton
England
Australia
Bob Smart
Ooms
High Street
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Dominion Post
Morgantown
W.va
Thrift
West Virginia
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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