Reagan vows consequences for terrorists at Honolulu speech
President Reagan told U S Pacific Command in Honolulu that terrorists and dictators will pay for cowardly acts against Americans as he heads to the Tokyo economic summit. He praised U S forces and noted Grenada’s 1983 ouster, while hinting at dialogue with Ferdinand Marcos amid regional tensions.
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Explosions strike businesses in Lyons and Beirut
Predawn blasts hit the American Express and Control Data offices in Lyons France, damaging the top floors but injuring no one as slogans appeared on the wall. A Beirut blast damaged the British Bank of the Middle East with no injuries. a caller claimed responsibility for the attack on behalf of a group linked to Arab militants.
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