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Show Tbe Salt Lake Tribune, S. Yemen Leader Survives - ,, The MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) South Yepresident of Marxist-rule- d men has survived an assassination attempt, and leaders of the failed coup have been executed, the state-ru- n Aden Radio reported Monday. The radio said the conspirators against President Ali Nasser Mohammed included former President Abdul Fattah Ismail and Ali Ahmed Nasser Antar, the first deputy premier and a close associate of the president. The broadcast, monitored in Bahrain, said Ismail and Antar were summarily executed, and unidentified accomplices were detained. Ali Salem the minister of local administration, and Ali Shayie, a ranking member of the ruling Yemen Socialist Party, were also executed, the radio said. The broadcast did not say when the January Tuesday, 14, 1986 A5 Murder Attempt coup attempt took place or give the number of alleged conspirators who were detained. But the Bahrain-base- d Gulf News Agency reported from the South Yemeni capital of Aden that the state radio went off the air last Wednesday for about 90 minutes. The radio later attributed the blackout to a power failure. Aden is the chief port of South Yemen, which is one of the world's poorest nations and has been a staunch ally of the Soviet Union. South Yemen is about the size of the state of Nevada and has a population of 2 million. It is on the southern end of the Arabian peninsula along the strategic shipping routes leading from the Indian Ocean past me Horn of Africa and into the southern end of the Red Sea. Ismail, a longtime Marxist-Lenin-iswas a former underground trade union leader. In past South Yemeni political struggles he emerged as one of the most political leaders. Diplomats from the Gulf Cooperation Council have recently held talks with Mohammed, who was viewed as less doctrinaire and less than Ismail. Ismail and Antar were prominent g National Libfigures in the eration Front, which toppled the 17 sultanates of the Federation of South Arabia in 1967, the year of independence from Britain. South Yemen has been one of the Soviet Union's loyalest allies in the Middle East, although Soviet-backe- d Syria is far more strategically important due to its size, military might, and location. t, pro-Sovi- pro-Sovi- left-win- Foreign Briefs U.S. Crews Save 24 Britons in South Pole Area And Over 275 people back up every transaction at your Teller to the Trust Department... from the Telephone Operator to the Commercial Loan Officers who ask, How can we help you?... from Mortgage loans to Installment loans. Tracy-Collins...fro- m Weve been helpful to people like you for more than 100 years. 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