Soviet News Conference Planned on U S Missiles Deployments
Moscow announces a news conference by three top Kremlin officials led by Marshal Ogarkov to discuss NATO deployment of U S missiles in Western Europe. The briefing will cover questions about the start of missile deployment as Andropov and Soviet diplomats push for renewed talks. Denmark’s parliament votes to dissociate from NATO missile deployments ahead of Brussels ministerial talks.
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Kremlin
NATO
U.S
Europe
Force Ministry
Nikolai V. Ogarkov
Georgi M. Kornienko
Leonid M. Zamyatin
RO —hAmm Aa Oe
Yuri V. Andropov
Communist Party
Pravda
Helmut Kohl
Soviet Union
Denmark
Social Democrats
Brussels
Bomb defused outside U S Embassy annex in Manila
Security guards uncovered a bomb wrapped in Christmas paper outside the U S Embassy annex in Manila. A Philippine army bomb squad defused the device hours before detonation. Police linked the design to Moslem guerrilla tactics, noting Belgian anti personnel mines and nails in a box near a communications center on Roxas Boulevard.
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Manila
Philippines
UPI
U.S
Nel
Seafront
Roxas Boulevard
Shady Lane
High-tech leak plugged by Swedish customs
Swedish customs say they halted a major route smuggling U.S. computer gear to the Soviet Union. Four containers with 32 crates of Digital Equipment Corp. hardware were seized at Helsingborg after arriving from Hamburg. Swedish experts will decide if the shipments are war material.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Soviet Union
Malmo
Jovice Lule
Karl E. Rydberg
Rydberg
Helsingborg Customs
United States
Helsingborg
Hamburg
U.S
Ment Corp
South Africa
Finland
Ake Spanier
Washington
Venice Gold and Jewels Heist Nets $2 Million
Gunmen raided Marco Polo airport warehouse in Venice stealing 353 pounds of gold and jewels worth about 2 million dollars. They overpowered guards and porters, loaded loot into three commandeered vehicles, and fled after abandoning one car, while police pursued across the highway. The raid mirrors Britain's Heathrow heist last weekend, suggesting influence from the prior crime. The valuables belonged to jewelry firms Virengs Sned and Carretta Faccio bound for foreign clients.
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Venice
Italy
UPI
Britain
Marco Polo
London
Heathrow
Vicenza
Sned
Carretta
Faccio
British printers suspend picketing at Warrington plant
Militant printers announcing a seven day suspension of illegal mass picketing at a northwest England newspaper plant after clashes with police. A High Court judge adjourned contempt proceedings for the same period and Messenger Group chairman Selim Shah agreed to new talks with the National Graphical Association amid the dispute linked to Margaret Thatcher era labor laws and non union labor.
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London
Northwest
England
Messenger Group
National Graphical Association
Morning Star
Selim Shah
Messenger
Warrington
Shah
Margaret Thatcher
Osaka department store blaze spooks year end shoppers
Thousands of Osaka shoppers fled the Dai maru Department Store after smoke from a small fire filled the bottom two floors just before noon. Police reported no injuries as store employees quickly extinguished the blaze in a first floor women’s toilet, though alarms prompted a hurried exodus.
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Osaka
Daimaru
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