Tramp dies clutching $75,000 in uncashed assets
Milton Naruta, a 65 year old loner found frozen in a field in Totowa New Jersey clutching a bag with 75000 in uncashed checks and investments. Police say he quit the world after many relatives and friends died young. Detectives seek heirs information on a niece in Greece and a nephew who left Brooklyn.
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Totowa
N.J
Milton Naruta
Naruta
New Jersey
Daniel Ramm
Michael Beerson
San Leandro
Calif
Beerson
Naruto
Ramm
Soviet troops mass at Afghan borders amid Panjsher push
Western diplomats report over 10,000 Soviet troops rushed to Afghanistan borders near Iran and Pakistan in anticipation of a large assault on Masoud led rebels. Alingar and Alisheng routes seized near Panjsher, cutting rebel supply lines and leaving Barikot as last escape.
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India
Afghanistan
Pakistan
Iran
Herat
Panjsher
Ahmed Shah Masoud
Alingar
Alisheng
Barikot
Kabul
Soviet Union
Smoking ban extends to Red Square area in Moscow
Moscow city council banned smoking in Red Square and around the tomb of the Unknown Soldier starting Thursday. The move follows many letters from residents and visitors. Red Square hosts St. Basil's Cathedral the Lenin mausoleum Spassky Tower the Kremlin wall the Lenin Museum and GUM.
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Moscow
Red Square
Kremlin
St. Basil’s Cathedral
Lenin Mausoleum
Spassky Tower
Kremlin Wall
GUM Department
Secret papers found no evidence in Sharon libel case
A judge released material saying secret papers contain no evidence that former Defense Minister Ariel Sharon discussed revenge with Lebanese Christians blamed for Beirut’s 1982 massacre. The Justice Ministry said the documents were reviewed by Yitzhak Kahan and Sharon’s lawyers, and will factor into a $50 million Time Magazine libel suit in U.S. District Court, New York.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Ariel Sharon
Beirut
Justice Ministry
Yitzhak Kahan
Supreme Court
Sharon
Time Magazine
Time
U.S. District Court
New York
Cambodian guerrillas surrender Thai HQ
Cambodian guerrillas of the Khmer People's National Liberation Front withdraw from Ampil near the Thai border after a two day battle with Vietnamese forces. Thai General Arthur Kamlang-ek said Ampil fell and noted Vietnamese pincer movements and shelling as rebels fled into Thailand. An A-37 fighter was scrambled but shot down near Buriram.
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Aranyaprathet
Thailand
Khmer People’s National Liberation Front
KPNLF
Ampil
Arthur Kamlang-ek
Arthu
Bangkok
Obok
Buriram
Friendly mood grows as U S Soviet arms talks resume in Geneva
Secretary of State George Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko meet at the Soviet mission in Geneva for a third session in two days as both sides seek to reopen nuclear arms negotiations. Officials expect a fourth session and possible news conference, signaling cautious progress amid a warming tone and work toward future talks beyond this two day meeting.
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Geneva
Switzerland
George P. Shultz
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S Soviet
Shultz
Gromyko
U.S
Deputy Shot In Head Survives Bank Robbery Pursuit
Port Huron Michigan deputy Ray Gleason 39 was shot between the eyes while pursuing two Detroit bank robbers. He continued a three mile chase before the suspects were captured and underwent successful surgery to remove a bullet. Gleason remained in stable condition at Port Huron Hospital.
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Mich
St. Clair County
Ray Gleason
Port Huron Hospital
Gleason
Emmett
Beverly Daly
Bruce Lindke
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