U S Officials Demand Full Soviet Report On Jetliner Incident
U S officials push for a complete Soviet explanation of the Korean Air Lines Flight 007 shoot down. Leaders condemn the act as barbaric and call for trade and diplomatic actions if needed. The incident strains the already improving U S Soviet relations amid arms talks and regional tensions.
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Rhee family spared as flight 007 tragedy shocks Syracuse
SU student and relatives planned to fly home on Flight 007 but delayed to take advantage of a mid week discount saving up to 500 dollars. The Rhee family and about 130 Korean families in Central New York mourn the tragedy while local Korean leaders reflect on a moral message for church.
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Senator Jackson dies after heart attack in Seattle
Washington's senior senator was pronounced dead after a massive heart attack. Medics worked for about 45 minutes before he failed to respond. He had recently attended a news conference and had been ill with a chest cold. The doctor noted the event as a fatal cardiac collapse.
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Protesters accuse Soviets of murdering jet passengers
Washington protesters accuse the Soviet Union of shooting down Korean Air Lines Flight 007 killing at least 50 Americans aboard. Families demand explanations while several victims are named. Farmers fear impacts on a grain deal, and relatives urge truth amid anger over the incident.
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Soviet Embassy calls plane loss an accident over Japan Sea
The Soviet Embassy in Paris condemned Western protests over the downing of a Korean Air Lines jet, labeling the incident an accident. Moscow said the Boeing 747 violated Soviet airspace for two hours and did not mark the fate of those aboard, while confirming signs of a downed aircraft near Sakhalin.
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