London subway crash toll rises as rescue continues
Rescue teams in London frantically cut through wreckage at Moorgate station to recover bodies from a six car train crash. Officials fear nearly 50 may be dead while 78 plus injured remain hospitalized amid 100 degree heat and collapsed tunnel debris.
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Kissinger to Press Limited Peace Pact in Middle East
Secretary of State Kissinger begins a pilgrimage to the Holy Land and Britain aiming for a limited Israel Egypt disengagement agreement. He expects a mix of public and secret elements, with Israel ceding Sinai areas in exchange for Cairo guarantees and regional peace assurances. The plan includes a $250 million annual Iran oil purchase to offset Abu Rudeis losses.
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Daredevil Captain Seeks Freedom On Atlantean Freighter
Montreal based report details Captain Brian Erb and a 23 member crew fleeing pursuit aboard the Atlantean. RCMP prepare to seize the vessel, now inside Canadian waters near Gaspe as government opposition overturns a transport ruling.
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Soviet doctors accused of chemical lobotomies on dissidents
Senate subcommittee report details psychiatric abuses in the USSR with charges that KGB medical staff used large doses of reserpine to induce brain damage. Dr. Norman L. Hirt cites testimony of systemic experiments aimed at behavior control and cerebral atrophy in political prisoners.
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Oil ministers open talks ahead of OPEC summit
OPEC ministers from 13 oil exporting nations began a weekend of discussions in Algiers to prepare for next week's leaders' summit. They aim to present a declaration of principles stressing solidarity while avoiding new public statements on problems from a world oil surplus to inflation and a falling dollar.
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Berlin police fulfill first demand in Lorenz kidnapping
West Berlin police freed two jailed leftists as a condition for releasing 52-year-old Christian Democratic mayoral candidate Peter Lorenz. Officials opened talks with allies on providing a getaway plane amid demanding ransom and prison releases.
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Ethiopian forces stop Moslem secessionists at Keren
Reinforced Ethiopian troops repelled secessionists attempting to seize the rail and road hub of Keren 55 miles from Asmara. The army bombarded the rebels with artillery mortars and rockets in a multi day battle, sending them retreating to nearby mountains as the fiercest fighting since the northern war began a month ago.
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