Jonestown cultists still missing in Guyana jungle
U S forces prepare helicopter searches for missing Jonestown members after the mass death by own action. Forty eight hours after Rep Leo Ryan was killed, 32 survivors have been found and authorities question how many cultists remain unaccounted for among the dense jungle around the commune.
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Referendum Likely On Somoza Rule With Exile Condition
Nicaragua opposition allied parties and labor unions plan to vote on a U S led referendum proposal that would let Somoza remain if an international body observes the election and he leaves the country during the vote. Costa Rica tensions rise after border clashes and Sandinista fighters base in San Jose amid regional mediation efforts.
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Egypts Publish Peace Plan Amid Stalled Talks
Cairo paper Al Ahram prints what it says is the text of a U S draft peace treaty as Israel Egypt talks stall over linkage to Palestinian autonomy. Egypt seeks a four phase timetable for Palestinian authority within nine months while Israel resists.
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Bolivian Army Seizes Control in Bloodless Coup
The Bolivian army announced a temporary takeover at dawn ending Gen. Juan Pereda's four month rule. An army communique signed by Gen. David Padilla Arancibia pledged elections and a civilian government by August next year. Pereda reportedly resigned around 4 a.m. and fled toward Santa Cruz.
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President Back Working on Budget
President Carter resumes work at Camp David on the new budget to be sent to Congress next year. He will stay until Sunday before returning to the White House and hosted Thanksgiving for about 30 relatives amid rain and cold, with family enjoying a holiday at the mountain retreat.
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Tragedy on Opening Day as Poore is Shot
Albert Poore faced a tragic shooting when a hunting season day turned deadly by a .30-06 bullet. The Country Roads feature on page 24 explores the impact from Poore’s view.
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