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BEIRUT A huge car bomb exploded in a densely
populated Moslem area of Beirut Monday as Syria
and the Soviet Union reacted fiercely to yesterday's
U.S. air strike ege.ir.st Syrian Army beeea in Leban
on's central mountains and the United States des
cribed it as self-defense.
United Nations secretary General Javier Perez de
Cueilar called for a complete halt to the fighting to v
ward oil a msjor conflict. .
Administration odciab in Washington, meanwhile,
said the latest Syrian strike Saturday and American
response Sunday had moved both sides closer to an
all-out war, a development President Reagan has
said he does not want.
Secretary of State Caspar Weinberger said in
Brussels Monday that new ways were being sought to
saieguard the Marines, including relocating them
away from Beirut airport.
State-run Beirut Radio said up to 14 people were
killed and more than SO wounded by the blast in the
south of the city. A group demanding that Syrian
forces pull out before Israeli troops leave was .
reported to have claimed responsibility.
Washington called on Syria to return captured
American pilot Robert Goodman, but a senior mil
itary source in Damascus said Syria was demanding
that U.S. forces leave Lebanon before it handed him
back. Goodman was seized after his plane was
downed in Sunday's attack by carrier-based
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over its bases in Lebe-nen. The ''Americans have
threatened fresh air attrxles if that happens. -,
In Moscow, the U.S. strike was condemned as bar- if
bejous banditry. Soviet Armed Forces Chief Nikolai ;
ugerKov ana ivrerriiin spoKesman Leonid zamyatin
both criticized the raid at a news conference.
In Jeruee!:n, meanwhile, the Israeli government
fr.ced increasing p;:.tlie concern that strategic co
operation with the United Etates, an unwritten pact
r.egetixted'in Tcshingtcn le,;:t week," could lead "to r.
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""The eight -UA I!arir.c3'wh6 died near Beirut sir- .
port Sundeyr.s ht hed left their bunkers and moved
into a ilghtbg position designed for enly fe ur men, -Marine
commander dig. Gen. Jemes Joy seiJ Mon-1
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' headquarters in Ceirut ths.t a single 1 0 mm mortar :
: round scored a direct hit and killed all eight. It also.":
...wounded two Marines. . ." ' e- .
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added They felt it was the thing to do. I vi:h now I
they hadn't, but I certainly dent fiult them for T
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