Astonishing Protest Over Reagan Trip To German Cemetery
A nationwide outcry led by American Jewry reacts to President Reagan's planned visit to a German cemetery. Columnist Robert E Hunter asserts the Holocaust is a crime against humanity and urges protests to center on humanity itself, noting the current lack of such focus.
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Civil war violence spikes in southern Lebanon and Beirut
Reports say Syrian supplied armor, Druse allies, and Muslim militiamen routed Christians from coastal south Lebanon. At least 25 dead and 30 wounded as Amal Shiite forces and Druse captured Jiye, driving Christians from the Green Line in Beirut. Israel pulled back from Tyre as fighting widens and fears grow of Lebanon partition.
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Christians Flee Into Israeli Occupied South Lebanon
Thousands of Christian refugees converge on Qlaia and nearby villages after fleeing burning homes and a church in Mieh Mieh near Sidon. Israeli backed militia and army distribute aid as tens of thousands seek shelter and safety in connected Christian towns. Authorities warn of more arrivals and uncertain future.
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South Africa violence warned as worse years ahead
Mary Carpenter warned at the Iowa Press Women meeting that South Africa could see a slaughter of whites if government policy does not change. She described blacks as the majority and outlined violence, displacement, water cuts, and stripped services in townships, with famine-stricken Ethiopia also noted.
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Correction notice for PEO JI club meeting date
The PEO JI club will meet Monday May 6 at the home of Mrs C J Lynch 195 Ryecroft St SE correcting an earlier incorrect date. The Gazette states it will publish corrections or clarifications for accuracy and fairness and invites complaints at phone 398 8313.
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