Israel vows vengeance after bus ambush near Jerusalem
Israel vowed vengeance against Palestinian guerrillas for a No. 65 bus ambush near a Jerusalem kibbutz that wounded a pregnant woman who miscarried and left three others injured. Prime Minister Begin denied the attack linked to the Lebanon cease-fire while warning Washington of no PLO cease-fire. Palestinian sources claimed responsibility, saying rebels acted inside the occupied territories. State Department urged restraint as Syria lost a MiG 25 in the broader Lebanon war.
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Polish parliament debates economy amid food crisis and protests
In Warsaw and regions, Solidarity unions push for restored meat rations and staged work stoppages. Parliament opens first session since Communist Congress to address the crisis, cabinet changes, and censorship bill amid regional strikes and protest plans through August.
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