Hinckley Wept as Father Recounted Foster Rejections
John W. Hinckley Jr. barely moved while his father cried on the witness stand and stormed out during Jodie Foster testimony about spurned advances. Jurors were to hear two recorded calls she made to him, including Oh no not you again. The defense planned psychiatrists to prove insanity for the Reagan shooting.
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Washington
John W. Hinckley Jr
Jodie Foster
Hinckley
Miss Foster
Reagan
White House
James Brady
John Hinckley
U.S
John
Hinckley tapes to be shown as witness testifies
The Nation defendant's attempt to impress Miss Foster is described as the motive for his actions. Miss Foster testifies about love notes and calls at Yale after 1980. Hinckley leaves the courtroom after her statement as marshals escort him back.
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Hinckley
Yale University
Washington
Some Church Leaders Critical Of Graham Soviet Visit
Church leaders split over Billy Graham's Moscow trip with some denouncing him as a poor witness for not condemning Soviet religious oppression. Others defend his approach, praising private diplomacy while noting misunderstandings amid a controlled conference setting.
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Billy Graham
Soviet Union
Blahoslav Hruby
United Presbyterian
Graham
Moscow
Southern Baptist
Edmund W. Robb
Institute of Religion and Democracy
Washington
Robb
Keith Bridston
U.S
Bradston
James Wall
Christian Century
Billy
Wall
Judge Denies Father in Delivery Room in Unwed Couple Case
In Monroe Michigan a judge upholds Mercy Memorial Hospital policy banning the baby's father from the delivery room for an unwed couple Karen Whitman and Edward Coch two weeks before birth. The couple planned hospital birth and plan to appeal the decision claiming discrimination based on marital status.
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Monroe, Mich
Karen Whitman
Edward Coch
Spaniard Charged With Murder Attempt On Pope
Police filed charges of attempted murder against Juan Fernandez Krohn a 33 year old Spaniard living near Paris who rushed the Pope John Paul II with a bayonet during a service at Fatima Shrine in central Portugal. He identified as a priest and a disciple of Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre.
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Portugal
John Paul II
Shrine of
Fatima
Marcel Lefebvre
Daniel Polonia
Juan Fernandez Krohn
Madrid
Paris
Polonia
Krohn
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