Eastern Europe presses for Soviet troop withdrawal
In Vienna East European leaders demand phased Soviet force withdrawals as a condition of regional security shift. Prague leads with rapid pullout calls, while Hungary and Czechoslovakia push for end-1990 timelines, and Poland remains cautious amid Warsaw Pact loyalties. NATO-aligned states face pressure to mirror moves.
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Hans Bennendyk
London
Interntonal Institute of Strategic Studies
23 Die in Soviet Airliner Crash in Ural Mountains
Tass reported a Tupolev 134 jet carrying 64 passengers and six crew crashed during an attempted emergency landing in a field in the Ural Mountains. The crash near Tyumen and Ufa route killed all 23 people aboard.
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Mother Teresa Unhurt as Two Die in Ambulance Crash
In Calcutta, brakes failed on an ambulance carrying Mother Teresa, injuring none of the nun, while a runaway car struck two people killed. The 79-year-old nun was en route from a Missionaries of Charity hospital to her home. police confirmed.
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India
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Salvadoran leftist slain near Guatemala border
A prominent Salvadoran leftist politician was found shot to death near the Guatemala El Salvador border after an alleged kidnapping. Hector Oquell Colindres, 45, deputy secretary general of the National Revolutionary Movement in El Salvador, was discovered in Jalpatagua, 60 miles east of Guatemala City.
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Arab man killed amid Gaza protests and West Bank raids
An Arab teenager fatally stabbed a Palestinian alleged to have collaborated with Israeli authorities. Twelve Palestinians were shot by soldiers during Gaza protests. In the West Bank, Israeli troops arrested dozens of activists during raids. Hospital officials said 50 year old Naim Mohamad Handukah died of chest wounds at Shifa hospital. The army confirmed the death.
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Hazardous devices explode in Tripoli injuring ten
In Tripoli, 42 miles north of Beirut, three hazardous devices exploded at five minute intervals. Police say occupants in a speeding car tossed the devices at a bank, a city square monument, and a movie theater, causing panic and traffic jams with one person killed and ten injured.
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