Reagan says US redoubling effort to free hostages
The Reagan administration vows intensified pressure to secure swift and safe release of American hostages held by hijackers in the Middle East. Officials say no direct military action will be taken yet and warnings target influential figures in Lebanon and the region.
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Tragedy in Tripoli: Car Bomb Kills Seaside Crowd
A car bomb at a seaside candy store in Tripoli during Ramadan celebrations killed at least 60 and wounded over 100, with many victims described as women and children. Rescue teams recovered bodies from wreckage as tolls rose. Across Lebanon, fighting and shelling injured and killed others, with UN and local officials providing updates on victims and sites. Some reports blamed Syrian agents and regional factions, while leaders pointed to foreign involvement amid ongoing sectarian clashes.
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Shiites See U S Hostility Rooted in Religion and Politics
Analysis traces Shiite anger toward the United States to religious fervor and political rage over Israel’s Lebanon role. It links U S policy, including support for Christian-led Lebanon and Marine bases, to resentment amid Beirut’s Shiite communities and the Iran influenced Khomeini era.
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Opposition protests F-16 purchase in Bangkok ruling
In Bangkok about 80 student representatives from 11 universities gathered outside the prime minister’s office to protest the plan to buy 12 American made F-16 jets for 318 million dollars. They laid a mourning wreath and waved banners questioning whether weapons can feed people. In Folkestone England Turner painting fails to meet reserve at auction withdrawing at 240000 dollars. Bidders believed 2 million dollars would be reasonable.
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Reagan pledges extra aid after El Salvador attack
President Reagan announced expanded U S aid to El Salvador after six Americans were killed in a terrorist attack at two San Salvador cafes. He barred deploying American troops but authorized additional military assets and faster delivery of equipment, with intelligence aid and consultations with Congress.
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