Arabs press for anti Israel U N resolution at United Nations
Arab states urged a Security Council condemnation of Israel with a tough resolution calling for Israel to withdraw from occupied territories and affirming Palestinian rights. Pakistan and Libya sought a milder deplore rather than condemn reform. West Bank unrest followed clashes near Jerusalem as PLO and Arab delegates accused Israel of occupation and settlement expansion.
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Peron Faces Ousting Amid Argentine Coup Reports
Reports from Buenos Aires indicate a planned military coup to topple President Isabel Peron. Officers say key tank and marine units are in position while troop movements are noted in northern and southwestern Argentina. The press cites imminent changes as a cabinet meeting and talks among service commanders continue without formal confirmation. General Jorge Rafael Videla, 30, is named by military sources as junta leader.
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Senate rejects detente endorsement in election year
Secretary of State Kissinger defended Ford policy in Dallas as he said the United States and the Soviet Union are in rough equilibrium and vowed not to let any Russian buildup bend the balance. The Senate declined to approve a detente resolution, sending it to committee as political tensions rise with Reagan contesting foreign policy.
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Singer May Face Homicide Charge In Death Case
Reports say singer Sidvy Williams and actress Lenget reappeared in court amid a high profile death case. The victim, Sabieh, 31, was killed Sunday by a bullet, with investigators probing whether the shooting was accidental or intentional. The two entertainers, once married, were linked to a 1970s ski season arc and are involved in the ongoing inquiry.
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Kissinger accused of bad faith in 1973 war role
Israeli correspondent Malli Golan charges Henry Kissinger with bad faith slowing vital aid to Israel in 1973 and breaking a postwar pledge to aid if the Soviets intervened. The book portrays Sadat and Gamasy as forthright negotiators while Assad is depicted as quarrelsome.
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Bachelor charged with killings shocks small town
Trevose, Pa. Al young bachelor faces six murder counts after police say he killed five Abt family members and a guest. George Geschwennit, 24, was arrested at the Bensalem Township Police station and held without bail for a March 2 preliminary hearing. An ensuing dispute at the Abt home spurred a fight between the two surviving Abt brothers.
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