PLO Groups Agree To End Fighting In Tripoli
PLO mutineers and loyalists reached a plan to end their three week battle in Tripoli Lebanon and evacuate both forces within two weeks. Saudi Syria foreign ministers announced a permanent cease fire and exit of all Palestinian fighters from the area.
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Tripoli
Lebanon
PLO
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Damascus
Prince Saud al-Faisal
Abdul-Halim Khaddam
Khaddam
Arafat
Hastings Wyman Jr builds Southern Political Report network
Hastings Wyman Jr, a longtime observer of Southern politics, publishes the biweekly Southern Political Report from his Capitol Hill townhouse basement. He and his wife Mary handle editorial work and subscriber accounts, mailing the four-page issue to a broad audience including Congress, White House staff, and governors aides.
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Washington
D.C
Hastings Wyman Jr
Wyman
Mary
Aiken
Strom Thurmond
Frederick Dent
Southern Political Report
Congress
White House
Aiken High School
Harvard
USC
National Review
South
Balance
Kiplinger Letters
Hastings
Mary Wyman
Capitol Hill
University of South Carolina
South Carolina Foresight Sketched for 1984 Senate Race
Politico watcher Hastings Wyman outlines the 1984 outlook for South Carolina figures. Thurmond expected to run and win with little opposition. Holings to stay through the New Hampshire primary. Riley praised for steady governance. Derrick unlikely to challenge Thurmond. Campbell seen as GOP contender with Edwards for future Senate matchups.
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South Carolina
Hastings Wyman
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Sen. Thurmond
Ernest Holings
New Hampshire
Senate
Richard Riley
Rep
Butler Derrick
Edgefield
Washington
Carroll Campbell
James Edwards
Campbell-Derrick
Nation pauses for prayer and food on Thanksgiving Day
Americans across the nation observed Thanksgiving with parades, meals, and charity. Cpl. John L Heureux, wounded in Beirut, returned for his first Thanksgiving home in three years, while inmates and volunteers organized meals and visits in several states.
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Massachusetts
Plimoth Plantation
John L’heureux
L’heureux
Beirut
Lebanon
North Dakota Peniten
Utah
Salvation Army
Chris Ritzakis
United States
Ritzakis
Reagan
California
White House
Blessing of the Hounds Held Tomorrow at Memorial Gate
The annual Blessing of the Hounds at Hitchcock Woods is rescheduled for tomorrow at 11 a.m. with Monsignor George Lewis Smith officiating. The Stirrup Cup precedes at 10:30 a.m. and a hunt follows. Parking is at the west end of South Boundary Avenue. no cars in the woods.
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Memorial Gate
George Lewis Smith
Hitchcock Woods
South Boundary Avenue
Aiken
G.H. Bostwick
William D. Haggard
Andropov vows expanded Soviet missile arsenal abroad
President Andropov announces plans to enlarge the Soviet nuclear force at home in Europe and at sea in response to NATO missiles. Navy sources note submarines near U.S. coasts as NATO deploys 572 new missiles in Western Europe. Reagan questions the move while Britain and West Germany say it delays talks but may not end them.
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Yuri V. Andropov
Soviet Union
Europe
NATO
U.S
Andropov
Tass
Washington
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Siles
Britain
West Germany
United States
Geneva
Reagan
Santa Barbara
Calif
Peter Boeh
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Robert Jordan
Jordan
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Eye On Politics
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Washington Correspondent
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Superman
Woody Woodpecker
Sharon Kaddyama
Mililani
Hawaii
Denis Jensen
Arkansas’ First National Bank
Little Rock
Union Rescue Mission
Jensen
New Life Evangelistic Church
St. Louis
Larry Rice
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