Security tightened at U S embassy in Cordoba Argentina
U S embassy in Cordoba tightens security after deadly attacks on Americans linked to the kidnapping and murder of John Patrick Egan. Washington and Buenos Aires refuse to yield to guerrilla demands while alerting the American diplomatic community to new threats from leftist revolutionaries. Cyrila Leonard, Egan’s Bolivia born wife, says burial will occur in Cordoba with condolence notes from Ford and Kissinger. Egan was the fifth American killed in Argentina since 1965.
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Letter lands after diplomat Egan slain in Argentina
Cordoba officials confirmed a letter from U S Honorary Consul John Patrick Egan urging Ambassador Robert C Hill to save his life arrived too late. The note discussed freeing missing colleagues and warned of consequences if demandsWere not met. Police found the bloodstained body and the embassy verified Hill read the letter too late. In Lorain Dr Henry C Marsico named city health commissioner, to start April 1 at $25,000 yearly.
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