Paris Embassy Officials Seek Hardened Security After Attacks
U S and French officials study steps to protect about 1000 people at the Paris embassy complex after the murder of Lt Col Charles Ray and the earlier Deputy Ambassador Christian Chapman. Diplomats consider removing distinctive license plates and varying routines as threats persist.
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Hundreds reported killed in Salvadoran battle near Jacoaitique
Witnesses say government troops and air power drove leftist guerrillas from Jacoaitique 70 miles northeast of the capital. Reported civilian deaths exceed 100, with 35 rebels confirmed dead by the military. Officials offered no civilian casualty count. The army said the area is under control though guerrillas remain in surrounding zones. Rebels seek to topple the U.S.-backed junta for a Marxist government.
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Envoy’s body en route home from Paris
A US Air Force C-135 carried Lt Col Charles R. Ray’s coffin from Le Bourget to Andrews AFB with Ray’s family, Ambassador Galbraith, and the military attaché aboard. French guards honored the coffin as six French soldiers transported it. Ray will be buried at Arlington after a funeral in Springfield Virginia.
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