Peres Proposes Five Point Peace Plan With US Role
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Shimon Peres unveils a five point plan aimed at launching Middle East peace talks within three months. He seeks a Jordanian Palestinian Israeli conference with US mediation but excludes the Soviet Union. PLO and Arab press reject talks without their involvement. Parliament to vote on the plan amid expected government support.
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Gandhi Arrives for Four Day Visit to Washington
Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi and his wife Sonia arrived at Andrews Air Force Base for a four day U S visit. He will meet President Reagan and four Cabinet members and address Congress. Security is tight as Sikh demonstrators plan protests.
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Mengele's son declares Nazi doctor dead and buried in Brazil
Rolf Mengele, Josef Mengele’s son, says his father is dead and asserts certainty the grave found near Embu, Sao Paulo state, Brazil, is the Auschwitz doctor. He learned the death details in 1979 and offered to help prosecutors. Israeli officials remain skeptical.
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Violence mars Gandhi debut as India faces deep turmoil
India endures intense strife across religious caste and political lines as Rajiv Gandhi begins his world tour. In Nagaland and Assam police clash over timber, leaving at least 50 officers dead and 50,000 villagers homeless. Hindu Muslim clashes in Ahmedabad claim lives amid quota protests, and Punjab sees violent rioting as 1,000 Sikhs and 200 soldiers die in the Genocide Week crisis.
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