Soviet quake coverage scarce amid two tremors in region
In Moscow the Soviet government moved emergency aid to the Uzbek republic of Gazli after a 7.3 quake. Tass and Pravda gave sparse details with no casualty figures. A separate Italian tremor near Friuli caused limited damage and no deaths, while earlier Central Asia quakes prompted evacuations and minimal reported injuries.
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Ehrlichman loses appeal for Burglary at Psychiatrist’s Office
Federal appeals court upholds John Ehrlichman’s conviction for violating Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist rights by authorizing the break-in. He faces a 20 month term. appeal to the Supreme Court planned. Liddy’s related conviction also upheld. inquiry on proper authority and national security defense noted.
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Typhoon Pamela Death Toll Rises Around Truk Atoll
Typhoon Pamela lashed Truk Atoll 600 miles southeast of Guam with 180 mph winds and heavy rain, killing eight and injuring others. Homes and crops suffered extensive damage on Moen and surrounding islands as rescue crews and civil defense activated. Navy planes were slated to deliver medical aid and disaster assistance as residents sought shelter amid ongoing warnings.
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Riots in Jerusalem leave Arab youth wounded. curfews declared
Arab youth sustained critical head injuries after border police opened fire during clashes in East Jerusalem amid curfews in five West Bank towns. Israeli troops pursued rioters near Argaman as security forces reported three guerrillas killed and no Israeli casualties.
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Beiruts morgues overflow as civil war battles rage
In Beirut a dusk to down clash between Moslem leftists and Christian forces escalates with rockets and artillery. Reports say up to 20,000 killed in the 48 month civil war, with nearly 500 fatalities in the last three days. Hospitals report no room for more unidentified corpses as fighting extends around ski resorts near the Christian enclave north of the capital.
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