US copter pilots fired on in El Salvador mission
UPI reports that US Army helicopters rented by the OAS have been fired on while patrolling guerrilla strongholds in Chalatenango and Morazan. The unarmed Hueys carry observers, operate as troop lifts, and face dangerous patrols with no combat pay.
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Thatcher and Reagan Seek Unity in Free Enterprise Push
Washington reports Thatcher on state visit to Georgetown University for honorary degree. Reagan praises Anglo American friendship and trust, citing historic leaders while both leaders stress fighting subversion and boosting free enterprise and private initiative.
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Helicopter aided prison break shocks Paris area
Two armed robbers, Gerard Dupre and Damien Beaumont, escaped Fleury-Merogis after hijacking a white helicopter with red bands. They landed near Porte d Orleans soccer stadium, fled in a waiting car with two rescuers, while police chased them by air. Dupre is one of France’s most wanted, with prior bank robberies and hostage situations.
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Reagan set to name 3 envoy posts
President Reagan is expected to name John Jeffrey Sons as ambassador to Great Britain, actor John Gavin to Mexico, and Deane Hinton as ambassador to El Salvador. The selections include a corporate heir, a former TV actor, and a career diplomat, each tied to varying degrees of prior service and controversy. Gavin faces criticism from Mexican officials over credentials.
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Lake Champlain Monster Champ Backed by Eye Witness
New Haven resident Mrs Mansi testified to Vermont lawmakers that Champ the Lake Champlain Monster exists and was photographed in July 1977. Port Henry NY has enacted a protection ordinance for the creature while scientists study the image and consider species status.
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Rich Little flap and our complex
Psychiatrists say the only cure for an inferiority complex is a concern for others which gradually displaces self-consciousness. The piece urges business and media leaders to invest in Cleveland schools and other projects. It argues city image matters more than what people think of the city and suggests humor about themselves may return.
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Silent Sam still a mystery after 22 years in Memphis hospital
In Memphis, a red haired man known as Sam Emerson remains unidentified after 22 years. Found wandering downtown in 1978, he suffers from a stroke and has rubbed off his fingerprints. Oakville Health Care Center seeks his family as Medicaid funds may run out. Police have no match to missing persons or Social Security records. Local officials hope a relative will come forward.
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Old censor Mary Avara defends Maryland board in Annapolis
Mary Avara, 70, head of Maryland’s last movie censor board, testified before a Senate committee urging continuation of the board amid bills to end its existence on July 1. She railed against lawmakers and defended obscenity enforcement, while the House delayed action. Avara warned her final appearance would be a performance as the panel faces potential rename or power cuts.
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Manatt poised to become Democratic national chairman
Millionaire California lawyer Charles Manatt looks set to win the Democratic national chairmanship with the DNC voting its 25 at large members and expected final ballot on the chair. Former New York party chief Joseph Crangle faced token opposition. Manatt would replace John White, picked by Jimmy Carter four years ago.
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