Gemayel Seeks U S Help in Lebanon Reconstruction
Lebanese President Amin Gemayel arrived at the United Nations seeking international backing to end foreign military presence and fund a post war rebuild. He planned talks with U S leaders and the Security Council, aiming for Israeli Syrian and Palestinian force withdrawals and a $12 billion reconstruction program.
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United Nations
Amin Gemayel
Gemayel
U.N
Javier Perez de Cuellar
Secretariat
General Assembly
Security Council
New York
Reagan
Bahaeddin Eiat
Council For Development and Reconstruction
Mohammed Atallah
U.S
Lebanon
Bess Truman, Nation's Oldest Former First Lady, Dies at 97
Bess Truman died at 4:38 a.m. in Kansas City at age 97 from congestive heart failure. She outlived her husband Harry S Truman by nearly a decade and was famed as his lifelong sweetheart and trusted confidante.
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Kansas City
Bess Truman
Harry S Truman
Research Medical Center
Truman
Wallace Graham
Pat Nixon
Independence
Graham
Mrs. Truman
American Wins Nobel For Physics
Kenneth G. Wilson of Cornell University won the 1982 Nobel Prize in physics for theories on changes in matter under heat and magnetism. He described his surprise at receiving the award alone and noted he expected to share it with Michael Fisher and Leo Kadanoff, acknowledging past shared honors with them.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Kenneth G. Wilson
Cornell University
Cornell
Wilson
Ithaca
N.Y
Associated Press
Michael Fisher
Leo Kadanoff
University of Chicago
Israel
Israel Appreciative of U S Support in UN Dispute
Israel expressed gratification over U S backing in resisting expulsion from UN General Assembly and a Nairobi conference. Secretary Shultz warned of withdrawals and payment holds, with Tass decrying U S actions as imperial blackmail amid Middle East tensions and Lebanon invasion fallout.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Foreign Ministry
U.S
U.N. General Assembly
Associated Press
Yitzhak Shamir
United
States
George P. Shultz
Washington
General Assembly
International Telecommunications Conference
Nairobi
Michael Gardner
Shultz
Tass
U.N
Solidarity Urges Workers To Stay Home In Poland Riots
Fugi tive Solidarity leaders urged workers in Warsaw Gdansk Krakow and Nowa Huta to stay home today amid protests over the government ban on the union. Police guarded Nowa Huta streets as riot violence continued and Bodgen Wlosik was killed during last week’s clashes.
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Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity
Independent
Gdansk
Krakow
Nowa Huta
Bodgen Wlosik
PAP
Wlosik
Wlasik
Whlosik
Lech Walesa
Lenin
Baltic
Walesa
Clark Todd
London
CTV
Todd
Canadian Press
Aiken Names Recreation Director John W Green
Aiken appoints John W Green as recreation director after a 39 applicant field. He will begin Oct 25 with an $20 460 salary and joins a staff led by Mike Strickland and Terry Rhinehart. Green's prior work includes projects in Birmingham Rock Hill Beaufort and Charleston County. He is a Clemson graduate with a master's pending and is 33.
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John W. Green
Aiken
Roland H. Windham
Green
Windham
Mike Strickland
Terry Rhinehart
Robert E. Marvin and Associates
Rye Patch
Hopeland Gardens
Botanical Gardens
Birmingham
Ala
Rock Hill
Beaufort
Charleston County Park, Recreation and Tourist Commission
Basil Green
Beaufort High School
Clemson University
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Meer
Beirut
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IAEA
State Department
Jerusalem
Joyce Hill
Summerville
Ryan
Doug
The
South Carolina Recreation and Park Society
Willie J. Boyd
John Green
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