Israel used own cluster bombs amid pledge in 1978
UPI reports Israel reaffirmed a 1978 pledge not to use U S made cluster bombs except in major Arab wars, while producing its own version and potentially violating the agreement with Lebanon and Palestinian forces under U S supplied weapons. The Pentagon probes possible breach and Reagan calls the issue ambiguous as officials note license produced weapons share technology with U S munitions.
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UPI
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United States
U.S
Reagan
Aharon Yariv
Isreal
Moshe Dayan
Lebanon
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Iraq
Untold Falklands tales claim friendly fire and POW killing
British reports from the Falklands recount cases of British troops firing on fellow units and killing an Argentine POW after mines were cleared. The narrative cites misidentifications, friendly fire incidents, and an SBS and SAS exchange of fire, with one POW later killed by a fellow soldier in a mercy shot.
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UPJ
Falkland Islands
Robert McGowan
London Daily Express
Falklands
Britain
Argentina
Islands
McGowan
Bluff Cove
C Company
SBS
Israeli protest swells as 50000 rally against Lebanon war
In Tel Aviv about 50,000 protesters marched under floodlights demanding peace with the Palestinians and an end to the Lebanon invasion. PLO chief Arafat sent a solidarity message while figures within government defended policy amid mixed public opinion polls.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Lebanon
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Nimrod Chafetz
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
West
Beirut
Amir Drori
Palestine Liberation Organization
Uri Avneri
Likud Bloc
Avneri
Israel Television
Arafat
Israel Radio
Yitzhak Shamir
Jane Fonda
Tom Hayden
Tel Hashomer
Tve
Egypt
West Beirut
Menachem Begin
Ariel Sharon
Sharon
Begin
Belushi friend denies Enquirer Belushi death link
Cathy Evelyn Smith met LAPD officers and Toronto police to reaffirm innocence in Belushi death. Attorney Brian Greenspan said she denied a June 29 National Enquirer article linking her to the overdose. Los Angeles detectives questioned her after police reopened the case.
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Toronto
UPI
Cathy Evelyn Smith
John Belushi
Los Angeles
Belushi
Brian Greenspan
Miss Smith
Greenspan
National Enquirer
Hank Petroski
Addison Arce
District Attorney's Office
William Booth
LAPD
Hollywood
Enquirer
Santana
Fla
Tain Calder
Chateau Marmont
Did Franklin pen declaration a mystery revealed
The text cites experts like Freedman claiming handwriting similarities between a document resembling Jeffersons draft and Franklin work. Freedman argues Franklin’s literary style dominates the piece and suggests founding fathers chose him as principal author. FBI analysis is proposed as final authority, though not yet offered.
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Freedman
Franklin
Freedmans
FBI
Monkeyshines Return To Columbus Zoo Story
Seldom Seen Senior and Junior, famed for their Ohio adventures, are thriving at the Columbus Zoo. Curator Mike July says the snow monkeys recently added several infants, keep them in an A-frame building, and note the male’s six wives.
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Junior
Mike July
Columbus Zoo
Monkey Island
July
Trucker uses lawn chair flight for Fourth of July
A trucker floats at 16,000 feet tethered to 45 helium balloons amid a Fourth of July weekend mix of events. A 18-20 foot great white shark near Stinson Beach prompts shore warnings. In Albuquerque a 15 day junk food fast is planned. In Atlanta Ben Coli prepares a 750 foot jump from the Peachtree Plaza Hotel using an 800 foot rope.
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Atlanta
Larry Walters
Walters
Stinson Beach
Golden Gate Bridge
Albuquerque
N.M
Ron Stevens
Ben ‘Spiderman” Coli
Peachtree Plaza Hotel
Coli
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