CABLED BRIEFS

Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33664, 14 October 1974, Page 17

CABLED BRIEFS

Refuge given | Nearly 40 members of an Santiag '. Members of the Movement of the Revolutionary l eft (MIR) entered the embassy after recent —including the killing of the MI R leader. Mr Miguel Enriquez—against the outlawed organisation. Until the death of Mr Enriouez. the M I.R. was the only Left-wing militants from taking refuge in foreign embassies, ordering them. instead, to go underground and prepare for guerrilla warfare against the military junta headed by General Augusto Pinochet — Santiago. October 13. Kissinger ill i Dr Henrv Kissinger arrived in Jerusalem last night, for talks with Israeli leaders, suffering from what he called "the Damascus bug.” His doctors diagnose it as intestinal flu. The American Secretary’ of State first tell the stomach upaet in the morning as he toured Petra, an ancient stone city, and it caused him to cancel lunch with King Hussein in Aqaba, although they talked for more than an hour. — Jerusalem, October 13.

Paris suicide An unidentified young woman jumped off the first I floor of the Eiffel Tower (yesterday. Hers was the 361st (suicide at the famous landmark. The police say that (the woman landed on one of (the four iron legs supporting the tower, and that firemen (had great trouble in recov(ering her body. — Paris, (October 13. Lethal TV set Three West Indian girls, aged four, five, and six, were killed by toxic fumes when the television set they were ] watching in their Wolver- . hampt on home suddenly went up in smoke. — Wolverhampton, October 13. Tragic discovery I A fireman called out to free victims from a car 'crash near the Devon town of Bampton found that one of the dead drivers was his (son, aged 23. — Bampton, (October 13.