Dalai Lama cites reports of fierce Tibetan clashes
In Dharamsala the exiled Dalai Lama said trend reports indicate heavy casualties from fierce fighting between rival Tibetan factions. He described a standstill amid uprisings and border tensions as China tightens control and Indian Gov ernment support is urged.
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Insulin killer Archerd sentenced to death in California
Willam Dale Archerd, a former hospital employee, was sentenced to death in the gas chamber for murdering two of his seven wives and a nephew by insulin injections. Judge Adolph Alexander, who opposed capital punishment, noted the automatic appeal to the California Supreme Court. Archerd wasconvicted on Wednesday in a high profile case from the United States’ first era of injected murder.
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Prison riot ends after inmates demand reforms and new wardens
Prison guards in Salem face hostage tension as nearly 100 inmates riot seeking escape and better conditions. They pressed state officials for a new warden and deputy wardens, with Clarence Gladden ill and replaced by deputies. Fires set during the protests began burning out as control returned.
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Polish student clashes as police fire teargas in Warsaw protests
In Warsaw police used teargas and baton charges to break up student demonstrations at the Polytechnic and University campuses. Militiamen clashed with protesters shouting anti police and pro democracy slogans, while authorities detained some participants after a day of rioting and meetings at the university and polytechnic.
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Communists Reject Bill Amid Student Education Protests
In Rome on Sunday the Tu tan Parliament rejected a government bill aimed at reforming education. Students had organized protests demanding a complete overhaul, arguing the educational system fails to meet current needs. The rejection followed widespread demonstrations that highlighted strong opposition from student groups and the public.
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Children Die After Liver Transplants At Colorado General
A hospital reports the fourth of its liver transplant patients has died, leaving two infants and a teenager among the survivors. The deceased are among the first patients to receive the new livers, with doctors noting the procedure shows mixed outcomes.
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Czechoslovakia demands president resign amid party turmoil
Reported turmoil in Czechoslovakia's Communist leadership shows factions pressing for President Savon and Prime Minister Caeneral amid calls for resignations and reassignments. Central figures Seina and Sepa appear implicated in the power struggle as street protests and party meetings intensify across the country.
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Common Market Talks Stall Over Britain Entry Progress
British entry toward the Common Market stalls as foreign ministers fail to reach substantial progress on linking Britain and other applicants with the six nation community. France maintains its position while Germany suggests a broader European free trade area approach. no interim settlement yet.
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Political party figures face internal leadership tensions
fragmented party factions struggle to agree on leadership as late stage negotiations unfold. key officials including Kimani and Kamunie weigh options amid calls for renewed unity and clearer policy direction. party dynamics remain unsettled with potential shifts in top leadership.
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