Reagan Builds Strength in White House After Injury
President Reagan, out of the hospital and ordered not to work in the Oval Office yet, stays upstairs in the White House to regain strength. His schedule for the week is limited to visits by Haig and top aides, with a possible 10 minute radio speech but no TV address.
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Explores Club votes to admit women members
In Manhattan East Side the Explorers Club approved admitting women by a 753 to 618 vote. Kathyrn Sullivan and Sylvia Earle will be the first female Explorers, with fears of mass resignations among male members after the secret ballot.
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More Racial Violence Predicted For England
London reports a weekend surge in anti police rioting in Brixton, with 204 injured including 149 police officers. Shops looted and 30 buildings burned as tensions rise amid economic squeeze and unemployment. sources blame both outside extremists and police tactics.
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