Shultz Optimistic On Lebanon Troop Withdrawal Plan
Secretary of State George P. Shultz expressed optimism he can secure a Lebanon troop withdrawal accord and offered U S guarantees for Israel's security to speed talks. He said the timetable for removing about 60,000 foreign troops may be set later and vowed to stay involved as long as progress appears possible.
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Andropov Answers Schoolgirl Letter to Peace
In Manchester Maine 10 year old Samantha Smith received from Yuri Andropov a reply stating the Soviet Union will not seek world war and that both nations own terrifying weapons yet aim to avoid any nuclear conflict. Andropov calls Samantha courageous and honest likening her to Becky in Tom Sawyer and invites her to visit the USSR to meet peers and see peace and friendship in action.
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Forecast Promises Fair Weather Into Weekend
The National Weather Service extends the forecast from Thursday through Saturday with fair skies on Thursday and Friday and a chance of showers on Saturday. Lows are expected in the upper 30s to 40s and highs in the upper 60s to 70s.
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Experts Split Over Stern Hitler Diaries Authenticity
Stern magazine defended its claim of authentic Hitler diaries at a press conference though experts urged further tests. Lord Dacre Trevor-Roper and UNC professor Weinberg warned that full examination and provenance are required while other historians suspect fakes. The diaries remain in a Swiss bank vault awaiting verification.
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Cave note says eight cavers alive in Kentucky rescue
Two divers found a handwritten note stating eight amateur spelunkers trapped two days in a southeastern Kentucky cave were alive and in good condition. The eight shelter on a dry ledge after rising water sealed their exit. note signed by co leader Gary Bush placed 1,800 feet upstream from the rescue team. The group from Cincinnati planned to be removed once water levels drop.
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Pioneer 10 crosses Pluto orbit in historic space milestone
Pioneer 10, launched March 2, 1972, travels 3.5 billion miles from Earth crossing Pluto’s orbit and nearing Neptune’s path. Mission managers praise its simple design and longevity while scientists expect it to outlast the solar system, with data sent back over four hours after transmission.
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