Afghan regime named pro Moscow communist Taraki leader
NEW DELHI Radio Kabul said the Afghan military junta set a pro Moscow communist Taraki as head after a bloody coup. An Indian paper said Daoud's family was killed and Daoud himself was executed. The Soviet Union reportedly recognized the new regime as Afghanistan's leader.
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Journalists Tawaken Hunger Strike Arrests in Lahore
Twenty one journalists and press workers were seized by Pakistani police at the Musawat office in Lahore where a hunger strike pressed the military government to permit an opposition newspaper. A police cordon surrounded the premises and the secretary general of the Pakistan Federation of Journalists was among those arrested.
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