Spies leak NATO plans via East German ring
German spies leaked more than 1000 confidential NATO and West German military documents to the Soviet bloc, including details on the Bundeswehr structure and wartime logistics. Three Defense Ministry employees Renate Lutze Lothar Lutze and Juergen Wiegel face trial in Duesseldorf next month.
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Bonn
West Germany
NATO
Soviet Bloc
Defense Ministry
Kurt Fischer
Kurt Rebmann
Renate Lutze
Lothar-Erwin Lutze
Armaments Department
Juergen Wiegel
Naval
Duesseldorf
Guenter Guillaume
East Germany
Bundeswehr
Thirteen Navy airmen die in Canary Islands crash
A U S Navy four engine P 3 Orion patrol plane from Lajes Base in the Azores crashed on Hierro Island off northwest Africa killing thirteen airmen and leaving one missing. Rescue teams recovered 13 bodies from the 4200 foot mountain while search for the final crewman continued. The aircraft reportedly flew in clouds and rain at about 1200 feet.
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Santa Cruz DE Tenerife
Canary Islands
Africa
Hierro
U.S. Air Force
Lajes
Azores
Arctic Cold Dampens New York Holiday Happening
Readings reached the 40s in several areas as a high pressure system kept temperatures frigid. In Saratoga County a barn fire burned for 12 hours as equipment failed in freezing weather. 14 fire companies responded and all animals were saved. The Empire State Plaza Holiday Happening drew 35,000 to 40,000 instead of over 100,000 as planned due to the cold.
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Ed Stansenback
Old Forge
Adirondack
Saratoga County
Northumberland
New York
New York City
Maryland
Empire State
Empire State Plaza
Santa
US investigators quiz Koreans in Seoul inquiry
Seven U S investigators began a week long set of interviews in Seoul with around 60 people. The House subcommittee probes alleged Seoul influence on U S decisions and covers political military economic and information ties between the two nations. Officials say contacts continue with relevant persons.
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Seoul
South Korea
UPI
U.S
Korea
U.S. House
United States
Explosions and clashes as Christians protest Beirut newspaper ban
In Beirut tensions rise as explosions and machine gun fire erupt while Christians strike against the suspension of a newspaper. Syrian troops occupy streets with antiaircraft guns as barricades and burning tires darken central areas.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Court rules on retirement plan subterfuge avoiding age bias ban
The Burger court rejects a per se rule requiring an economic purpose for pre-1968 retirement plans. It allows preexisting plans to stand and signals that post-1968 policies may also be permissible if not intended to subvert the act. Justices Blackmun Powell Rehnquist Stevens join. Stewart White concur separately.
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Burger
U.S. Circuit Court
Richmond
McMann
Sheré
Circuit Court
United’s
Harry A. Blackmun
Lewis F. Powell
William H. Rehnquist
John Paul Stevens
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
White
Congress
Lady Churchill’s Public Life and Wartime Influence
The text recalls Clementine Churchill born 1885 to the Hozier family and her 1908 marriage to Winston Churchill. It notes five children, wartime leadership during the Blitz, and her role as a trusted adviser shaping his oratory and public stance.
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Lady Spencer Churchill
Sir Henry Hozier
Blanche Hozier
Sir Winston
Duke of Marlborough
Clementine Ogilvy Hozier
Dragoon Guards
Winston
Churchill
Blenheim Palace
St. Margaret’s Church
London
Randolph Churchill
Britain
Carey says surplus to top $100 million
New York Governor Hugh Carey forecasts a budget surplus "something over $100 million" with no risk of reaching $500 million. He plans a tax cut, disputes Senator Anderson on a $486 million cut, and credits Washington aid for City relief while signaling possible candidacy remains uncertain.
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New York
Hugh Carey
Carey
Warren Anderson
Senate
New York City
Ford
Congress
Washington
Dayan Rules Out Gifts in Cairo Talks With Sadat
Dayan says Jordan would avoid concessions he has repeatedly rejected and notes Sadat should expect no gifts from Israel. He adds that Israel is ready to discuss any subject but warns the Cairo talks are not a birthday party where gifts are given.
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Dayan
Sadat
Israel
Cairo
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