Rightists warn of new attacks and editor killed
In Johannesburg an extreme right wing group linked to recent bombings threatens more violence unless whites only elections return. The White Wolves claimed responsibility for multiple attacks including a Soweto shooting that killed The Sowetan editor Sam Mabe, while Vrye Weekblad and other targets faced bombings and vandalism.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
F.W. de Klerk
White Wolves
Deklerk
de Klerk
Guage Vrye Weekblad
Vic Haynes
Pretoria
Pee Black
Soweto
Agerey Klaaste
Soweton
Chapte
Vrye Weekblad
Max du Prez
Mandela Visit Boosts U S Civil Rights Movement
Mandela's U S tour energized leaders in Atlanta and across the country, hailed as a boost for justice causes yet not a replacement for King era momentum. Activists like John Lewis and Joseph Lowery credited Mandela's charisma with inspiring grass roots action while scholars cautioned against expecting a revival of the movement.
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Atlanta
Nelson Mandela
Martin Luther King Jr
Mandela
America
John Lewis
King
David J. Garrow
African National Congress
ANC
U.S
Joseph Lowery
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Struggle For Justice
Lowery
Lewis
D-Ga
Saitata Wee
Jai
Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin
H. Rap Brown
Joseph Windham
Morehouse College
Bart Simpson Merchandising Frenzy Tops Atlanta Market
Bart Simpson merchandising drives big sales at the Atlanta Gift Market with T shirts magnets posters and more. Exhibitors report fast selling items like Underachiever and Proud of It and Dont Have a Cow Man with projections of about two million dollars in six months.
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Atlanta
Bart Simpson
E.T
Chris Nilan
Nilan
Panama expels most Cuban diplomats from Panama City
Panama orders 11 of 15 Cuban diplomats to leave within 10 days amid Cuba’s nonrecognition of the Endara government. Foreign Ministry cites repeated hostile conduct and notes only the chargé d’affaires, economic and commercial attaches, and the consul may remain. The move follows the U S invasion that toppled Noriega and Endara’s near victory in 1989 elections.
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Panama City
Panama
Cuba
Havana
Jose Raul Mulino
Embas- Noriega Sy
Republic of
Guillermo Endara
U.S
Manuel Antonio Noriega
Endara
Noriega
Felicidad
Rebels Claim U.S. Delays Doe’s Exit From Liberia
Rebels report advancing on Monrovia amid fear and lawlessness as President Samuel Doe seeks safe passage. Doe meets the U.S. ambassador. U.S. pressure and negotiations with regional powers push for an end to the conflict. Rebel spokesman accuses Washington of delaying Doe’s departure.
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Monrovia
Liberia
Thns
Samuel Doe
Doe
ELWA
Abidjan
U.S
Lo T
Thomas ‘Woewiyu
United States
Washington
Charles Taylor
Himsel
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